panic reboot stuck in rtas_os_term
Olaf Hering
olh at suse.de
Thu May 26 19:57:46 EST 2005
On Wed, May 25, Mike Strosaker wrote:
> The ibm,os-auto-restart variable in NVRAM (in the common partition, I
> think), is set to 'x' by default, indicating that the OS doesn't have a
> restart policy set. The OS is supposed to set the policy to '1' or '0' to
> indicate whether it wants to be restarted after a crash. Unfortunately,
> the variable is always reset to 'x' on reboot.
Thanks for the hint, I will try this.
> I don't know if these exist on the JS20, but there may also be
> sp-plt-reboot and sp-os-plt-reboot variables in NVRAM. The former sets the
> platform's restart policy; the latter indicates whether the platform's or
> OS's reboot policy should be used. If they exist, I would expect that
> setting the former to 'y' and the latter to 'n' would also cause os-term to
> reboot.
A JS20 model 'IBM,8842-41X' has ibm,os-auto-restart, but model
'IBM,8842-21X' doesnt have it. I can probably add it with nvsetenv.
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