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> Hi, |
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> I got a similar problem too once... and what was making the system |
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> hang wasn't the last shutting down thing listed, but the one just |
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> after (so i don't think it's net.lo fault in your case). So i suggest |
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> to have a look at which services are started at boot, but aren't |
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> shutted down. Turning off parallel boot could help you find out the |
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> responsible service. |
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> In my case it was a misconfiguration of the alsa module, which |
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> shouldn't be unloaded at shotdown time... |
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> HTH |
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> Davide |
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Hi Davide, |
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Is there any way to figure out, in which sequence what is shut down |
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*without* actually shutting down ther system? |
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Have a nice weekend! :) |
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Best regards, |
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mcc |
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