stefanwagner
Programmer
I installed oracle 10g - not without problems.
During installation, I was requested to create a startupscript which is run in runlevels 2,3,4 (and might fail).
It's run for shutdown in runlevels 6, 0 (and might fail too).
While rebooting, the machine didn't went down normally, but hang after printing 'Sending all processes the kill signal."
I made a hard-reset, and it didn't went up normally, but prompted soon for a runlevel.
Nothing worked, except 'S' - Single-usermode.
But according to fstab, the root-filesystem is mounted 'ro' on errors, and I couldn't change anything.
I finally booted from a cd, mounted hda5, my rootpartition in rw-mode successfully, and changed the startupscripts to start only in runlevel 4.
A new start prompted again very early for a runlevel. Runlevel 3 didn't work.
I had to chreate a sysctl.conf during oracle-installation, and start it with 'sysctl -p', which I did, and assume I have to do it too for ordinary running oracle, but before comming this far, booting fails.
Any suggestion?
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During installation, I was requested to create a startupscript which is run in runlevels 2,3,4 (and might fail).
It's run for shutdown in runlevels 6, 0 (and might fail too).
While rebooting, the machine didn't went down normally, but hang after printing 'Sending all processes the kill signal."
I made a hard-reset, and it didn't went up normally, but prompted soon for a runlevel.
Nothing worked, except 'S' - Single-usermode.
But according to fstab, the root-filesystem is mounted 'ro' on errors, and I couldn't change anything.
I finally booted from a cd, mounted hda5, my rootpartition in rw-mode successfully, and changed the startupscripts to start only in runlevel 4.
A new start prompted again very early for a runlevel. Runlevel 3 didn't work.
I had to chreate a sysctl.conf during oracle-installation, and start it with 'sysctl -p', which I did, and assume I have to do it too for ordinary running oracle, but before comming this far, booting fails.
Any suggestion?
seeking a job as java-programmer in Berlin: