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Date: | Wed, 15 May 2002 09:01:02 -0400 |
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Jurjen Heeck wrote:
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> I know almost for sure that I have booted this machine to single user mode at least once but then it ran 10.20 and now it's 11.0
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> Bill also wrote about the terminal speed, but the terminal is in perfect working order, until I am in single user mode.
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Single user startup up probably uses a different console speed entry
for the baud rate than normal multi-user mode. (IIRC, look for
what /etc/inittab single user mode points at in /etc/gettydefs or
something like that. The getty needs to be run at the right baud
rate for the terminal. I may be out of date on the names above and
never did much with HPUX serial connections.)
Richard
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