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Question login error after sys-unconfig, errno = 13

Hi,

I have a SPARCstation 10 with SunOS 5.6

This erlier was in a network and now I have it at home to make a webserver.

At fist there was NIS and things left from erlier. So the "Console login:" newer appered only the white window with sun logo topleft and some text info.

I made "sys-unconfig" ad gott rid of this and deleted some files.

Now when I boot the "console login:" appears. But if I try to login (anny name) I gett this message,
tmchild: exec service failed, errno = 13"


Also if the computer stands some error messages is written.

"
Jan 28 15:19:26 sparc snmpXdmid: svc_tp_create: Could not register prog 100249 vers 1 on udp
Jan 28 15:21:25 sparc server[315]: svc_tp_create: Coould not register prog 300598 vers 1 on udp
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Jan 28 15:27:26 sparc snmpXdmid: Failed to register callbac error = 9
Jan 28 15:27:26 sparc snmpXdmid: Initialization failed. Return code = 90.

Jan 28 15:29:25 sparc server[315]: unable to create (DMI2_SERVER, DMI2_SERVER_VERSION) for netpath.
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what is this problem? what can I do?

thanx/
Martin
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Suggest you boot into single user mode and move any startup scripts you don't need out of the way.

After booting single user and logging in as root, cd to /etc/rc2.d and /etc/rc3.d. Move any startup files (they begin with S) you don't need to lowercase s and the file name.

Check /etc/inittab to insure nothing was added to it (you should be able to tell if it's attempting to run something out of /opt). Doubt it but you should check.

Check cron entries also.

You can boot single user and then run each and every S* script individually to see which ones are causing you problems.

If you can't even login while booting single user, post the errors or what you see.
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The singleuser mode is running fine...

I'm a newbie on this, so how do I run the S scripts?

Thanks.
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OK I did pu al the S files in a other dir. And now I'm not geting any of the error messages like "" but I'm still not able to login. "sparc console login:" and what ever name I write the response is "tmchild: exec service failed, errno = 13"

I'm trying to login as root... Do I need to setup users?

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OK I did pu al the S files in a other dir.
Be specific about what you are doing - did you move all the S files or just the ones you didn't think you needed? If you moved all the S files, then you will never get this to work.

To answer the earlier question about running S files -

# cd /etc/rc2.d
# ./S69inet start

Check that /etc/rc2.d/S99dtlogin exist - try running it after booting into single user and running each S script in order (lower number to higher number - 01 to 99)

And if you are just starting to set this up as a web server, it may be faster to just reload the OS.
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Hi

I'm sorry my answers/questions is in fragments... but I'll try to make this one as good as I can. Relay apriciate the help!


I did move all the S files...
I did also look for opt and inittab, but nothing... So now I'll try the different S files.

yes reload the OS would surly be a good way. But how? I dont have a CD drive for the sun. and I havent gott anny disks with OS anny way... I do have a Mac runnig Mac OS X so I did think of making a net boot... and maby be able to insall new OS from the Mac... Is this possible?


I will now start single user and try the different S files... Bur how do I know if the S file work? I gett error message if it does not right?


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btw about /etc/rc2.d/S99dtlogin, it does not exist.
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