grant@g73.UUCP (Grant Balkema) (03/27/91)
I'm having no end to problems trying to get a newworking kernel going on 2.0 A/UX. I created a nfs kernel by /etc/newunix nfs then /etc/autoconfig -v -S /etc/startup sync;sync;reboot went through and added the networking numbers in response to the prompts it types ae0: hostname is... Ethernet address = ... ae0:....<UP,BRODCAST,NOTRILERS,RUNNING> then hangs nothing I can do will fix it, I try the<apple>. for a scsh or whatever fsck the disk and reboot...same thing what is going on... help grant@darkstar.bc.edu -- grant@darkstar.bc.edu (617) 552-8722 ...mirror!g73!grant
justin@Apple.COM (Justin Walker) (03/28/91)
In article <92@g73.UUCP> grant@darkstar.bc.edu (Grant Balkema) writes: >I'm having no end to problems trying to get a newworking kernel going on >2.0 A/UX. I created a nfs kernel by >/etc/newunix nfs >then /etc/autoconfig -v -S /etc/startup >sync;sync;reboot First, I always use "newconfig"; this simplifies the typing job. Also, newconfig will run the install/startup scripts right away, so that you don't have to do it at startup time, and can then use the Mac interface (if that's what floats your boat). Next, it may be that the numbers you're giving the system may be wrong; that is the most likely cause of this kind of hang. If you let me know what they are, it may shed some light... > > grant@darkstar.bc.edu (617) 552-8722 > ...mirror!g73!grant Regards, Justin -- Justin C. Walker, Curmudgeon-At-Large * A/UX Engineering | Apple Computer, Inc. | Try visualizing whirled peas. 10300 Bubb Rd, | Cupertino, CA 95014 *