We no longer use /etc/inittab to auto boot D3. It was replaced by a new subsystem called Upstart.
There is now a directory called /etc/init. We must place our d3 boot configuration file in there.
vi /etc/init/d3.conf
# D3 Database start on last console tty12 (alt F12)
description "D3 database server"
start on stopped rc RUNLEVEL=[2345]
exec /usr/bin/d3 -0 -a x -t tty12
Once you save the d3.conf file, you can start D3 one of 2 ways:
1) Reboot and it will start, a good final test
2) Use the command "start d3" and it will execute this new d3.conf file.
To see if it is really running issue this command:
# initcl status d3
d3 start/running, process 5547
To stop d3, just login to D3 and issue the normal shutdown command at TCL. Also, there is d3 -k in Linux but only use this as a last resort.
# start d3
d3 start/running, process 5547
# initctl status d3
d3 start/running, process 5547
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