I apologize.
--- Michael Schwendt <ms-nospam-0306@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 08:46:56 -0700 (PDT), Globe Trotter wrote:
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> > A few weeks ago, I had mentioned that my computer was hanging on "Starting
> zhm"
> > while rebooting. It was suggested that I switch to interactive and refuse
> > setting it up.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
should read refuse permission for it to get set up/started...
Which works, but getting into interactive mode simply seems
> to
> > be a hopelessly uneven game of chance...I was wondering if it was possible
> to
> > disable this and how to do that?
the only way i can get into interactive mode is by pecking "I" repeatedly on
the computer which booting, and even then, it is not guaranteed -- most of the
time, it goes into interactive mode...
>
> The last three quoted lines above are a mess and I find it difficult
> to make sense out of them. So, interactive startup works for you?
> Then, once the system has booted, why don't you look into disabling
> the zhm service? If it is the Zephyr Host Manager, probably
> running "chkconfig zhm off" works.
thanks, will try that.
> Else look in /etc/init.d for
> the script that contains the zhm stuff and remove the software
> or package or whatever you've installed to get the zhm service.
so, remove the file zhm in the directory?
Thanks and best wishes!
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