> In OpenSolaris B118 the system/Shutdown/Restart option as well as a > manual "init 6" does weird things. The shutdown takes 9-10 secs (so > far so good) than goes to a b/w screen with the three startlines SunOS > blah blah. This screen takes forever (!) at least 90 secs or longer. In > the end a "real reboot" seems to happen. The bios screen appears and > the normal bootup procedure starts.
Does this behavior persist? In other words, does it take 90 seconds everytime you reboot to the same image (without another image-update or adding any packages), or you have only observed the long delay once? I have seen this behavior when rebooting for the first time because "bootadm" was run to check whether the boot archive needs to be updated, and did the update when deemed necessary. Since this check and archives update happen after X has shut down and graphics transitioned back to text mode without clearing the screen, one would be staring at the screeen content (SunOS bla bla) for the whole duration. Sherry -- Sherry Moore, Solaris Core Kernel http://blogs.sun.com/sherrym _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
