My original message was:
"Whenever I do a "boot -fl s" from the firmware prompt, it takes me to what
> looks like run level 1, but when I do a "who -r" from there, it tells me
> that it's run level 0. I then have to do an "init s" to get the system to
> run level s. Can anyone tell me why this is and/or what can I do about it?
> The way that I caught this is when I was performing an O/S patch install,
> it
> said that it needed single user mode and that I needed to type in "init
> s"."
>
>
I got one response from Kevin Partin who suggested that I try the command:
>>> boot -fl ""
I tried this, but when the machine finished booting and I did a "who -r", it
still said run level 0. I can live with just typing in "init s" once I make
it up to run level one; it's just kind of a nuisance.
Regards,
Stephen Spalding
Received on Thu Jun 24 1999 - 21:44:00 NZST