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Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On the rare occasion when I reboot or shut this laptop down, it |
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> continually and consistently gets stuck on one of the final steps, to |
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> umount /home |
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> The process never proceeds beyond that point (as /home is always |
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> fsck'ed on next startup). I can't see any logs as syslog has already |
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> been shut down at this point, and it happens whether I shutdown as root |
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> from the console or by using the KDE widget. |
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> /home here is on LVM |
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> I could probably debug this easily enough if I could determine how the |
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> shutdown sequence is ordered, or get a verbose output. But sadly, my fu |
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> for such stuff has run out. |
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> Anyone got pointers on where to start poking around? |
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> [I'm not looking for solutions, I'm unlikely to get those right off the |
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> bat, just looking for pointers atm] |
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I would do a 'rc single' then use lsof for /home to see what if anything |
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is still going on. I think with openrc, when you go to single user it |
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unmounts about everything, tho this could have changed since it has been |
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a while since I went to single user. Oh, I have had issues going from |
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single user back to default mode. It just doesn't work right. So, be |
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ready to reboot if needed. |
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I ran into a weird issue one time a long time ago. It turned out it was |
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the order I had them in fstab. I think I had /usr/portage above /usr so |
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as it went down the file, it was trying to mount /usr/portage then |
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trying to mount /usr. I thought it rather odd, maybe a bug even, but |
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changing the order made it work. Do you maybe have something in a odd |
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order in fstab? |
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Well, it's early and I am still half asleep. Hope that helps. Going |
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back to bed. To wet to go hunting this morning, sleeting too. Brrrrrr! |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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