it must be finding jstarrc _somewhere_, otherwise it
would have complained. did you try setting the default
runlevel to someother value( like 1) and booting ?
it may not be about processing jstarrc, but something
after that. you never know.
all bootup scripts should be in /etc/init.d/
try grepping for jstarrc there. you can probably
see what is getting executed after 'processing jstarrc'.
On 10/12/06, Jim Reimer <jdr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
As of today, my FC4 machine is not booting. The last thing on the screen during boot is
Processing `etc/joe/jstarrc`...Done
jstar is the default editor on the system, and the "Processing" line on the screen follows
lm_sensors, automount, nifd, and mDNSResponder. Also, curiously, it says twice that it's
processing the jstarrc file.
Can't find where jstarrc is run during boot, so I have no idea what should be happening
next. I've looked at every config, init, and rc file and directory I can think of, and
I'm drawing a blank.
Where do I look?
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