I read the 'README' file under doc subdirectory and it says that 'radiusd -X' will provide more detail, helpful if I encounter any problems.
I thought it will put that message in the log so I put the flag in the startup script under /etc/rc3.d. When LINUX reboots, radiusd spits out lots of messages and the boot process stops there. I finally manage to boot the system in single user mode and take out that flag. I check the man page, there is only a '-x' flag, but not a '-X' flag. Are they the same? Does the '-X' flag un-daemonize radiusd? Alex - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
