Fred Johanson wrote:

> At 10:45 PM 1/27/99 -0500, Ray Schafer wrote:
>
> >Woah there, Nelson.... No need to reboot just to start a process! You can
> >start the scheduler like so:
> >Change inittab to make the scheduler entry "respawn" instead of "once" using
> >chitab command, and init will start it for you, right then and there, and
> >restart it if it dies.  Or you could do (as root):
> ># print "/usr/lpp/adsm/bin/dsmc sched > /dev/console 2>&1" | at now
> >
> >--
> >Ray Schafer                   | schafer AT tkg DOT com
> >The Kernel Group              | Network Computing Consulting
> >
>
> That's OK if you never have to stop the SCHEDULER for other reasons.  Like
> many others, we use a startup script in the inittab which also can be
> executed from a terminal session.  We also have a restart script that
> operators can use when noone else is around.
>
> Fred Johanson
> System Administrator, ADSM
> S.E.A.
> University of Chicago
> 773-702-8464

Fred...you simply change 'respawn' to 'off' and init will kill the scheduler for
you...
You could write a script that does the chitab and runs telinit Q.

Cheers...
Bruce

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