On 10/24/06, Fred Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I do a runlevel command on linux I get unknown as the response.
If I set the runlevel to 3 via init 3, then SIGNAL SHUTDOWN guestname
works properly.
I recall that during installation it was fairly easy to overlook the
step to restart the
How much time are you giving it to shutdown?
Steve G.
SET SHUTDOWN 30/* Time reserved for VM shut down (sec)*/
SET SIGNAL SHUTDOWN 300/* Time for guest shut down (sec) */
When I use SCIF to look at the linux log after issuing SIGNAL SHUTDOWN
guestname, I see no shutdown
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If I do a runlevel command on linux I get unknown as the response.
If I set the runlevel to 3 via init 3, then SIGNAL SHUTDOWN guestname
works properly.
Looking on the Linux-390 listserver, I see some similar problems there wi
th
systems without a run-level set, albeit for
Hi fellow listers,
My first post here, though I've been lurking a little while.
I'm trying to get Linux guests to shut down after issuing a SIGNAL SHUTD
OWN
guestname on z/VM. I've updated /etc/inittab in Linux to make this happe
n,
as per the doco, but most of the time linux just ignores the
