Hi There,
My Solaris installation takes a long time to shut down (it seems to be
inordinately long).
Here's what I do:
1. Log in as myself
2. su -
3. shutdown -g0 -i5 -y
X stops almost straight away and then my machine just "does nothing".
Eventually, I'm told that the CDE Login service has failed to start and
to do svcs -xv to work out what's wrong [not a very useful message given
that I have no way to do anything durin shutdown].
It seems to take in excess of a minute to actually get to the poweroff
stage. Once the machine starts to poweroff (syslogd gets a signal), the
machine shuts down within about 5 seconds.
What's the easiest way to get Solaris to be really verbose about what
it's doing as it shuts down so that I can better report or work out
where the delay is?
SunOS orthanc 5.11 opensol-20061023 i86pc i386 i86pc
The system is BFU'ed from an Open Solaris ON consolidation.
DSL
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