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NIM crash 888-102-700-0c5

NIM crash 888-102-700-0c5


NIM boot crash - 888-102-700-0c5.

Could be a problem with /etc/exports on NIM master. Permissions on /etc/exports should be 644. Perform these steps on the NIM master:
- Reset the NIM client:

# nim -Fo reset server                                                
# nim -o deallocate -a subclass=all server                       

- Recreate the /etc/exports file:
# cd /etc                                                              
# cp exports exports.save                                              
# exportfs -ua                                                         
# vi /etc/exports  # remove unwanted entries.

- Cleanup and restart NFS daemons.
# stopsrc -g nfs                                                       
# rm -rf sm sm.bak state rmtab xtab
# startsrc -g nfs                                                      
# exportfs -va                                                         

- Kill bootp
# ps -ef |grep bootp 
Make sure there are no processes still running. If so, kill them off (as long as they don't have a parent id of 1). 
# vi /etc/inetd.conf 
Comment out the bootps line with a # .
Now that bootp has stopped go ahead and bring up another window on your master. Putting bootp into debug is going to lock the window.
# bootpd -d -d -d -d -s
 
- Retry the NIM install.
# smit nim_bosinst             
nim -Fo reset nim -Fo deallocate -a subclass=all
   

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