I had that compiled in. I also had it not compiled in.  

But I think that's the problem.  It's not that it isn't shutting down, it's freezing without
unmounting the filesystems (i.e. there is not [ok] at the end of the "Unmounting Filesystems"
line).  When I reboot, fsck forces a check on my root because of unproper dismounting.  Any other
ideas?  

Help ... I need somebody ... Help ... You know I need someone ... Helllllllp!

David Yorke

--- Jonathan Morton <chromi@...> wrote:
> >my computer is freezing during shutdown (both -r or -h) on 
> >"unmounting filesystems . . .".
> >i tried going back to an older kernel and  i tried disabling devfs, 
> >but the same result.
> >
> >I'm using 1.4rc1 on an IBM k6-2.  any other info helpful?
> 
> You might try turning on "Use real-mode BIOS call to power off" under 
> APM in your kernel.  It works around some buggy BIOSes.
> 
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