> The HP machine went into kernel panic(reboot required) mode and it
> was believed caused by afsd.
Well, it's better to be sure of this. Do you have a kernel core and
namelist that you can analyze, most importantly get a stack dump?
What conditions exactly caused the reboot? Are they repeatable? Is
the afs module getting correctly loaded before afsd attempts to start
up? What version of HP-UX and AFS are you using exactly? Any other
unsual modifications to the kernel?
> Another problem is afsd sending out clock messages which
> messed up the display on workstations' monitors.
This isn't really AFS-specific; afsd is simply reporting system-clock
corrections to the console via syslog. Lots of other programs will do
this as well. You just need to start up xconsole when you start an X
session (iconify it if you don't want to see it) and all console
messages will automatically get redirected there. Regards,
Daniel Bromberg, Co-op
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M/S 171-300 (818) 393-3872
FAX: (818) 393-5009
Metrics Engineer, EIS project
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
4800 Oak Grove Dr.
Pasadena, CA 91109
