Re: Assistance Installing SCO Unix IDS

> From: "Tracy Sweeney" <SWEENTRA@pentamation.com> > > > >The kernel has been tuned/changed as per the release notes, using the ipcs > >-m, no shared memory segments are showing up out there, and the > >initialization never gets far enough to write to the online.log. > >Anyone have any ideas, or have had any similar problems? > Go back to the shipped onconfig and change the absolute minimum to get the engine started. Was the kernel rebuilt and the changes were applied? Download a copy of trace and see what the oninit is doing. What is the exit code of the oninit process -- Paul Watson # WF Software # If it was easy Tel ++44 1436 674729 # Everybody could do it Fax ++44 1436 678693 # www.wfsoftware.com/informix #

In article <83qh9j$22r$1@news.xmission.com>, Paul Watson <Paul.Watson@gmaccc.co.uk> writes > >> From: "Tracy Sweeney" <SWEENTRA@pentamation.com> >> > >> >The kernel has been tuned/changed as per the release notes, using the ipcs >> >-m, no shared memory segments are showing up out there, and the >> >initialization never gets far enough to write to the online.log. >> >Anyone have any ideas, or have had any similar problems? >> >Go back to the shipped onconfig and change the absolute minimum to get >the engine started. Was the kernel rebuilt and the changes were >applied? >Download a copy of trace and see what the oninit is doing. What is >the exit code of the oninit process > Where can you get trace from? I've tried look for it for SCO Openserver 5.. -- David Williams