On Wed, Jun 09, 2010 at 01:06:20PM -0000, Olivier Debon wrote:
> What I could diff from syslog between a successful startup and a no runlevel
> situation is that only the 2 following messages are missing in the failure
> case:
For many of us, the solution is already in this Bug report. Namely:
From comment #54
Comment out "console output" in all /etc/init/*.conf files that
have it.
From comment #73
Add "started rsyslog" to the "start on" stanza in /etc/init/rc-sysinit.conf:
start on ( filesystem
and started rsyslog
and net-device-up IFACE=lo
)
From comment #79
Add "init='/sbin/init --verbose'" to the linux boot line in grub.
Folks:
Have any of you found this insufficient? Was there anything else you had
to do to achieve reliable boots?
I can imagine that items in /etc/init.d/* and/or /etc/rc2.d/* that attempt
to write to /dev/console could get caught in the race condition between
/dev/console becoming writable and them running.
To my mind there should be an event when /dev/console _is_ writable,
but I don't know if one exists or how to make it happen.
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Some services not started on boot, runlevel returns "unknown"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/543506
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