SUMMARY: Saving System State ?

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Hi admins ,

This was a bit tricky , A lot of people including myself though it to be a
dtpower problem and with the power managment setting .
Well It wasn't exactly the case .

Mark Mcmanus helped ,and told me about the special keys in solaris
(speckeysd deamon) .
It appears that this process enables the features of some special keys in
solaris , including the power key which brings the system to a suspend mode
(saving system state).
He recommnded runing a script on each station to check if the process is up
and if so - kill it . :
<#! /bin/sh>

speck_file=/usr/openwin/bin/speckeysd

if [ -f "$speck_file" ]; then

/bin/mv $speck_file ${speck_file}.old

keyd_yes=`ps -eo pid,comm |\

/bin/grep speckeysd |\

/bin/grep -v grep |\

/bin/awk '{print $1}'`

if [ -n "$keyd_yes" ]; then

/bin/kill -9 $keyd_yes

/bin/mailx -s "$host had its Power Key Disabled" $mailto_min < /dev/null

** a fellow friend told me this can be done also by issuing the command :
kbd_mode -a disable .

thanks .

-----Original Message-----
From: Eyal Edri [mailto:EEdri at lannet.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 5:01 PM
To: Sunmanagers (E-mail)
Subject: Saving System State ?

Hi admins ,

I have a serious problem.
Some of my Solaris stations got hang with a black sceen saying : "saving
system state..." please wait ..

- I have the S85power disabled in /etc/rc2.d
- /etc/power.conf is configed to noshutdown .

do any one know how to disable this saving state ?

will summarize .
thank you.

Best Regards,

Eyal Edri
Unix System Administrator
Avaya Communications

Email : eedri at lannet.com
Phone & Fax : 972-3-6458487

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<DIV>Hi admins
,</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>This was
a bit tricky , A lot of people including myself though it to be a dtpower
problem and with the power managment setting . </DIV>
<DIV>Well It
wasn't exactly the case . </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Mark
Mcmanus helped ,and told me about the special keys in solaris (speckeysd deamon)
. </DIV>
<DIV>It
appears that this process enables the features of some special keys in solaris ,
including the power key which brings the system to a suspend mode (saving system
state). </DIV>
<DIV>He
recommnded runing a script on each station to check if the process is up and if
so - kill it . :</DIV>
<DIV>
<#! /bin/sh>
speck_file=/usr/openwin/bin/speckeysd
if [ -f "$speck_file" ]; then
/bin/mv $speck_file
${speck_file}.old
fi
keyd_yes=`ps -eo pid,comm |\
/bin/grep speckeysd |\
/bin/grep -v grep |\
/bin/awk '{print $1}'`
if [ -n "$keyd_yes" ]; then
/bin/kill -9 $keyd_yes
/bin/mailx -s "$host had its Power Key
Disabled" $mailto_min < /dev/null
fi</DIV>
<DIV> ** a fellow friend told me this can be done also
by issuing the command : kbd_mode -a disable . </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>thanks
. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV align=left class=OutlookMessageHeader dir=ltr>-----Original Message----- From: Eyal Edri
[mailto:EEdri at lannet.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 5:01
PM To: Sunmanagers (E-mail) Subject: Saving System State ?
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Hi admins , 
I have a serious problem. Some of my Solaris stations got hang with a black sceen saying : "saving
system state..."  please wait .. 
 - I have the S85power disabled in /etc/rc2.d
  - /etc/power.conf is configed to
noshutdown . 
do any one know how to disable this saving state ?

will summarize . thank you. 
Best Regards, 
Eyal Edri Unix System Administrator Avaya Communications 
Email  :
eedri at lannet.com Phone & Fax : 972-3-6458487   </BODY></HTML>

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