If you think it's related to the resource not starting because of some dependency, then I'd suggest looking at $CRS_HOME/log/<nodename>/crsd/crsd.log on each node (especially the crashed node) and see what's there around the time of startup.
If the node won't boot, try booting it into single user mode and disabling clusterware from starting if you think clusterware is what's not allowing it to boot completely.
Dan Alessandro Vercelli wrote:
O.S.: RHEL AS4 Hardware is HP BL45P, 4 x AMD Dual core, 8 Gb RAM. Oracle 10.2.0.1, RAC and Clusterware Anyway, the issue became "crabbed", since the last attempt to start the failing node succeeded, so I've one more task now...:)). The failed attempts reported on the console that the listener nodeapp could not start; looking into network configuration, I noticed vip IP address for the failing listener was not allocated on that node but on its partner; please, what log files do you suggest for errors? Thanks, Alessandro
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