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Long HP-UX 11 Start-up process

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gophy

Technical User
Mar 26, 2005
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Hello,

when starting up HP-UX 11 the whole process takes no less than 35 minutes before getting to login! It would go fast but there are four processes that take almost 10 minutes each before getting [OK] or [N/A] status. I need the workstation just for using C compiler and asci parallel printer as a single root user and have no need for network. Those Start-up lines are:

Starting mail deamon....[busy/wait]

..then after about 3 minutes that line turns into:

unable to qualify my owbusy/waitmain name -- using short name

Than after more than 5 minutes it finally turns to [OK] and Start-up process goes on. Then it stops again at:

Start SNMP HP-UX Network Management subAgent..[busy/wait]

That again takes more than 5 minutes before status turns to [OK]. Then again stops at:

Reinitialize Software Distributer agent deamon...[busy/wait]

Then after more than 5 minutes turns to [OK] and later stops again at:

Start X print server(s)....[busy/wait]

And then after a long wait finally I get to login:root. The workstation was probably pulled from working envinroment and network before I got it. Is there any way that I could somehow skip those four long-waiting lines at startup (maby if there is some key to press for that?), even if I get [Failed] instead of [OK] or [N/A]? Is there anything else that could be done to avoid waiting for those four lines to pass? Again, I need the workstation just as a single user with asci parallel printer connected directly to it and with no Internet or local network connection.

Thank you for your answers
 
Hello,

if you want any services not to be started at boot time, you may edit the files in /etc/rc.config.d. These files also contain some infos on how to do this.
E.g. for not starting SNMP HP-UX Network Management subAgent go to SnmpHpunix and change it to:
SNMP_HPUNIX_START=0

for more info:
man rc
man rc.config

hope this helps
 
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