No login prompt! HELP!

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I've got a PXE server set up, the clients boot, and all seems to be OK.

I get to the point of "Running /sbin/init", and it dies.

I change the inittab to run in runlevel 1, and I get a bash prompt. If I try to change the root password with passwd, I either get "Authentication token manipulation error" or "Authentication token lock busy".

This is booting from NFS so almost everything is read-only.

I've had this fixed once before, but I had to change a few things and make a new image on the server, and lost the changes I made. Like a dummy I didn't back it up, nor bookmark the page that had the fix.

I remember commenting out a file in the /etc/pam.d/ directory, and everything worked fine afterward...

This is rather important, because I need to get about 40 clients PXE booting ASAP!

 


Can anyone provide a clue as to what it may have been?


Thanks SO much in advance!

RealSMoo is offline 

 

 

 

 

 

Stephen Goggin

 

Test Engineer

NetEffect, Inc.

9211 Waterford Centre Blvd.

Austin, TX 78758

Email: sgoggin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

 

512.493.3232 :Desk

512.493.3393 :Fax

 

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