Thanks for replies. I had miskeyed the command for boot -fi genvmunix, I did
have the correct command when I tried it, but sent it wrong to the list.
Sorry about that.
Anyway, I haven't tracked down the actual problem yet on the "You are not
priviledged to run voliod" message. There was a suggestion from Stan Huseman
to use the c flag on the boot command, i.e. b -fl cs -fi vmunix.save,
assuming you copied the old kernel to vmunix.save. I had opened a call with
Compaq, and was working with them when that message came through, so I did
not try the c flag.
We ended up booting off cd, then turning off LSM. We're able to boot up, but
I haven't resolved the voliod message yet, so I haven't turned on LSM again.
If I come up with what the problem is, I'll pass that on to the list.
Ted Neuville
MAC N9300-031
Phone (612) 667-0836
E-mail theodore.a.neuville_at_wellsfargo.com
Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of Wells Fargo
Received on Wed Jun 28 2000 - 20:15:02 NZST