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Title: | DEC3000 |
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Moderator: | WRKSYS::BCLARK |
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Created: | Wed Jan 04 1995 |
Last Modified: | Wed Jun 04 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 266 |
Total number of notes: | 763 |
261.0. "boot_reset again" by TOPTEN::KELLER () Wed Apr 30 1997 17:34
We have a 4 node FDDI cluster with 2 AS2100a's and 2 3000
mod 300LX's, all running VMS ver7.1. Everything is working as
expected except the fact that if we shutdown with an autoreboot
on the 300LX's, shortly after the VMS banner, the system hangs.
This occurs on either of the 300LX's. (The 2100's work fine)
The "boot_reset" parameter is set to off. If we set that pa-
rameter to on, meaning "do an init before booting", the system
comes up fine. We have been told to change both system boards
because they are old rev's (they were, I did, but only one, it
was a rev n, I went to an R, no change).We were at the level of
microcode requested when we installed VMS 7.1, but have since
upgraded to a later version (7 I think). We took a crash dump.
apparently the Restart Parameter Block is being corrupted but
no one knows why.
I just discovered other notes in this conferance regarding
this issue but one of the reasons we want to leave the parameter
set to off is the difference in time it takes in booting re-
sults in a shadow copy as opposed to a merge. So, do I just
leave it on and induce a "shadowcopy" each time.
Larry
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261.1 | See 72.*, 102.* -- enable BOOT_RESET for OpenVMS | XDELTA::HOFFMAN | Steve, OpenVMS Engineering | Thu May 01 1997 10:16 | 11 |
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Enable boot_reset. (If "off" hurts, don't do it!)
As for the shadowing, log the IPMT. (I've seen references to having
BOOT_RESET OFF in the shadowing-related documentation, but that set
of documentation is ambiguous... The display of the OFF value for
the parameter is in a wildcarded *BOOT* display, and there are no
other statements around the setting of the value.)
Also see 72.* and other notes here.
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