My boot hard-disk is full, when the system restarts it
seems to go into an endless loop trying to start the Queue
manager and comes up with a message to free up 360 blocks
on the drive. I know which files I can delete to free up
the space, however, I am unable to log onto the system.
How can I get around this to delete the files I need to
free up the space?
-< use a MINimum startup >-
Perform a converstaional boot. Exactly how depends on the type of
system you have, however, the most common syntax is:
>>> B/1
or >>> B/R5:1
This will get to to the SYSBOOT prompt. You then need to set the
startup parameter to "MIN" and continue:
SYSBOOT> SET STARTUP_P1 "MIN"
SYSBOOT> CONTINUE
The system will boot, but will only start the "important" bits. You
should be able to login and clear up some space. once you're ready,
shutdown and reboot normally.
