I have a problem with the runlevel editor. It hangs at 28 per cent when initialising
the runlevels. (Process: y2base runlevel qt). It used to work fine, probably until
I installed an update recommended by yast, including a new kernel. I did not immediately
reboot after installing the new kernel but used the runlevel editor, which has hung since then.
>:(
I’ve tried a reboot without success.
Does anyone know what I could do to get this running again?
If that does not work please supply some information about your system (especially the version and any non-default software installed).
I am assuming that the problem is not confined to the graphical interface, but is experienced in text-mode YaST (from a console/text terminal).
Thanks for your suggestion. The problem is the same in text-mode.
I have already tried re-installing yast2-runlevel. Maybe I should de-install this feature before re-installing it. But then a lot of other yast packages get de-installed automatically. I can’t risk shutting down a running server.
My system is Opensuse 11.4 out of the box, all recommended updates done.
The only thing I’ve installed that comes from another source is an up-to-date version of Webmin, which I have used to configure the nameserver. Webmin could be the culprit, of course. On the other hand it runs smoothly on other systems I have set up.
glistwan wrote:
> walther57;2372839 Wrote:
>> It seems to originate from non-yast2 init scripts. If only I knew what
>> scripts
>> belong in this category.
>>
>> Andy
> I’d like to know this as well Hopefully someone with the knowledge
> will see this thread and enlighten us both.
Well I don’t know the answer. But if I wanted to see where a yast
process was hanging, I’d look in the yast logs to see what it last
reported …
That was a good idea. There were lots of errors.
The trouble seems to have been caused by the init script for the ups
power unit. I have removed it and a glitch in the /etc/inittab
It read: id:555:initdefault: instead of just 5. Probably my fault.
The system is OK again. Thanks for everyone’s help.