> what version of redhat do you use? 6.0? linuxconf is one of the last
> applications that come up during a red hat boot sequence. Hopefully
> the system has already gone through the multi-user mode and launched inetd
> already. Just telnet to the machine and disable the service through
> setup.
its Redhat 6.0.
i booted on a single mode and disabled the linuxconf using linuxconf
itself and its working okay now !
> did you fool around with some of the .cf files? Linuxconf regenerates .cf
> files when it finds that there has been a change. If you did not
> re-generate the said .cf file and rebooted. it would cause linuxconf not
> to start up properly then yer system console would just be stuck there.
>
yes it complaints on a .cf file [/etc/sendmail.cf] . I installed
sendmail.8.10.1 kasi which uses /etc/mail directory.
ayaw niya ng dalawa ang installed..hehehe
thanks,
dwen
>
> > sirs,
> >
> > Suddenly my system failed to boot linuxconf from startup and it
> > stops there. What should i do ? How can I disable this or skip this from
> > booting ?
>
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