Subject: Re: Configuration errors after successful install
From: Ed Jaeger (ed.jaeger@bgcorp.com)
Date: Sat May 13 2000 - 00:34:11 MDT
Your /usr is too small & probably full, therefore configuration files
can't be written.
Try running
df
as root & see how much space you have on each filesystem.
John Price wrote:
>
> We are installing YDL 1.2 server on a Starmax clone machine. We have it
> partitioned with the following partitions and we've mounted them exactly as
> the instructions indicate:
>
> / 1.5 G
> /usr 80M
> /home 450M
> /mush 200M
> swap 128M
>
> This pretty much fills the HD since there is a also minimum version of Mac
> OS9 in an HFS paritition on our 2.5 G IDE HD, and we have 80 M of RAM.
>
> We got through the partitioning and figured out the wierd reboot quirk after
> getting the mount error. After rebooting, skipping repartitioning, and
> mounting successfully we then selected the default install and got a
> successful install, but we are getting nowhere with the long list of
> configuration errors we get in the next step after the successful install.
> Among the unconfigured items are MOUSE and AUTHENTICATION. The RETRY button
> produces the same errors over and over again, it won't let us go BACK, and
> the MENU button just gives us the same old list of unconfigured (and
> apparently unconfigurable) items. Booting from the hard drive and
> attempting to log in as 'root' gives us an invalid login message. What are
> we doing wrong and where do we go from here?
>
> John D. Price
> jprice@floop.com
> http://www.floop.com
-- --- Ed Jaeger"Discovery consists of seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what nobody has thought."
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