> My /etc/system has the following:
>
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>
> Thus, I cannot start up ingstart
As you can see it sees the semaphore settings correctly, but not shared
memory. Probably a parsing error somewhere.
>syscheck -v says:
>
>Checking host "s1006" for system resources required to run Ingres 2006...
>
>64-bit kernel running.
[snip]
>0 bytes is the maximum shared memory segment size.
I take it this is Solaris? I thought I fixed that. Either it doesn't
work on your version (which is ...?) or the fix didn't make it into
Ingres 2006.
Anyway, temporary replace $II_SYSTEM/ingres/utility/syscheck with a
symlink to /bin/true and Ingres should come up fine.
Don't lose the original syscheck, you might want it later.
Karl
PS it's not parsing /etc/system, it's reading some kernel junk.
The facility rcheck was using changed from version to version IIRC.
js - 23 Nov 2006 06:10 GMT
>>syscheck -v says:
>>
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> work on your version (which is ...?) or the fix didn't make it into
> Ingres 2006.
I am using Solaris9 ( as per Subject ).
BTW ... I am using the Community Edition
> Anyway, temporary replace $II_SYSTEM/ingres/utility/syscheck with a
> symlink to /bin/true and Ingres should come up fine.
> Don't lose the original syscheck, you might want it later.
Thanks. I'll try this later.
goj993@yahoo.co.uk - 23 Nov 2006 11:40 GMT
Another thing to check - are the shmsys and semsys modules loaded?
Check with modinfo. If they're not loaded, load them using modload and
add to /etc/system:
forceload: sys/semsys
forceload: sys/shmsys