Problems with console locking and mwm stopping
Steve Faiwiszewski
stevef at bony1.bony.com
Tue Jun 11 07:03:18 AEST 1991
In article <1991Jun6.232937.2834 at casbah.acns.nwu.edu> guidry at casbah.acns.nwu.edu (David A Guidry) writes:
>I'm working as assistant sysadmin on our local net of RS6000s. We have
>three 320s (2 with 8Meg RAM, one with 16) and four Xstation 120s. We are
>runing AIX 3.1.1 on these puppies. I have two big problems with things
>that happen on them. The 16 Megger monitors the logins on the four
>Xstations and also holds the nfs mounted /u partition.
>
>1) A user is plugging away happily at the console and the console locks
>up. No mouse movement, no response to the keyboard, NOTHING. How can I
>reset the terminal from a remote location without rebooting the offending
>machine. Killing off alll the user processes doesn't help at all. If the
>terminal cannot be reset without rebooting, is there a way to reboot
>without having to insert the key to the machine (I'd like to be able to
>handle these minor emergencies from home).
>David A. Guidry | On a clear disk, you | empire
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><guidry at casbah.acns.nwu.edu><dawidge at nuacvm.bitnet> | -- Gott im Himmel
Same happens on our Model 320 (with 24 Meg) running 3005. Once in a
while the X server running on the console seems to freeze (mouse dead
too), and nothing short of a reboot seems to help. Killing mwm does
no good at all. Anyone else see this?
- Steve -
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