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On 13/12/17 00:02, Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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>> and Windows has this infuriating habit of |
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>> > ignoring my command to shutdown, instead suspending to disk. As my |
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>> > Windows partitions automount in linux, this causes the mount to fail, |
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>> > and systemd won't boot the system. So I spend/waste half an hour trying |
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>> > to force Windows to shut down properly! |
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> Can't you change this with fstab settings. I see a similar behaviour when |
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> trying t mount NFS shares that aren't there, but it gives up trying after |
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> 90s and gets on with booting the computer. |
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I've tried ... |
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Systemd and mounting anything other than local linux hard drives gives |
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me a migraine ... |
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Yes I *should* be able to tell it to just forget about drives it can't |
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mount while booting. Yes I *should* be able to tell it to just forget |
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about drives it can't access while shutting down. Yes I *should* be able |
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to tell it to do what I want, but it seems that no matter what I tell |
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it, it randomly refuses to boot or shut down because of a hiccup with a |
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Windows or network mount :-( |
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And worse, every fix for one problem simply causes a different problem! |
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Cheers, |
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