/   SYSMAN and Startup Customization, Debugging?    The Question is:    O I am troubleshooting a system startup issue and need to understand the order in M  which the various steps occur.  Eleven steps are called out in section 5.2.2 H  of the system manager's manual the last of which ends with enabling the  operator console and SMI s 0 erver.  This list does not go far enough for me.   L Specifically, I need to know the order in which the SYSMAN LPMAIN proceduresN  and the SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM procedure are executed.  I believe I amN  seeing that LPMAIN procedures are done after SYSTARTUP_VMS, but cannot reboot  with sufficient freedo  m to proove that to myself.     Thanks     The Answer is :   D   The System Manager's manual has a section on Understanding StartupC   Databases, and on customizing the operating system, both of which D   will be of interest here.  Other material in the same general area;   of the manual will likely also be of interest, of course.    ?   To display the sequencing, commands such as the following can 
   be used:   2   SYSMAN&gt; STARTUP SET DATABASE STARTUP$STARTUP_   SYSMAN&gt; STARTUP SHOW F 6   SYSMAN&gt; STARTUP SET DATABASE STARTUP$STARTUP_LAYE   SYSMAN&gt; STARTUP SHOW F    A   As documented, the LPBEGIN phase contains the invocation of the @   SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM system startup procedure.  Phases LPMAIN and   LPBETA follow.   D   There are also documented mechanisms for logging and debugging theB   system startup procedures, using the STARTUP_Px parameters.  ForB   details, see Booting While Displaying Startup Procedure Commands!   in the System Manager's manual.    /  Answer written or last revised on  3-MAY-2004  