Problem reconfiguring SysV Rel 2.1.2 kernel on an ATT 3B15
Tim Ramsey
tar at ksuvax1.cis.ksu.edu
Thu Feb 9 16:20:39 AEST 1989
I'm a little confused. All I wanted to do was increase the number of process
table entries on my system. This is what I did:
# vi /etc/master.d/kernel
[change NPROC to 500 -- system admin guide said this was the max]
[change MAXUP to 50 -- no max listed in system admin guide]
# cd /boot
# mkboot -k KERNEL
# cd /
# cp unix ounix
# shutdown -i5 -g0 -y
[system goes down to firmware, boot switch is off]
> boot
enter path: /etc/system
[system goes to single-user]
# init 2
[system goes to run level 2]
[log in as root]
# mkboot -o /unix
mkunix: Warning -- boot program "/boot/KERNEL" timestamp= Wed Feb 8 18:27:05
mkunix: input file "/boot/KERNEL" timestamp= Wed Feb 8 21:57:52
mkunix: *** Results are unpredictable! ***
Using /boot/KERNEL for input file
Read 1791 symbols from /boot/KERNEL
918 symbols added
What did I do wrong? What does this message mean? Sure 'nuff, when I tried
to boot from /unix, strange things happened (the WIN/3B 1.1 driver wouldn't
initialize -- I got "/dev/Sh -- not owner"). When I boot with /ounix, things
work fine.
Thanks in advance,
Tim
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