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Date: 03 Dec 1994 00:00:01 EST
If the last line of /etc/inittab is a comment, init will screw up
horribly. If your machine is still running, remove the comment and
everything will be OK. If not, go to the miniroot, run the shell and
remove the comment from there. The following sequence of commands is
one possible way to do this:
cd /root/etc
cat inittab # Decide how many lines to remove (say three)
wc inittab # See how many lines inittab has (say 120)
head -117 inittab > inittab.new # Keep the first 120 - 3 lines
mv inittab inittab.old
mv inittab.new inittab
cat inittab # Just making sure
and reboot. Don't forget the 'cd'; from the miniroot's point of view,
/etc/inittab is /root/etc/inittab.
The problem should be fixed in IRIX 5.3.
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