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On 11/17/05, abhay <abhay.ilugd@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> A few days ago my system hung and I had to do a reboot by pressing the power |
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> button. Since then I get the following message while shutdown/reboots |
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> Remounting remaining filesystems readonly [!!] |
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> umount : udev busy - remounted read-only |
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> umount : /: device is busy |
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> umount : /: device is busy |
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> umount : /: device is busy |
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> Give root password for maintenance |
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> (or type Control-D to continue): |
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Try doing an "init 1", "umount -a", then "lsof /dev". Any processes |
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with a device node still open should show up there. |
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-Richard |
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> If I don't do anything then the system reboots in approximately 5 seconds but |
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> on reboot it says that "/" filesystem is NOT clean. I boot into Slackware (my |
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> alternate distro) and during boot it replays over 100 transactions on Gentoo |
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> partition. It is a kind of routine. I shutdown/reboot, get the above |
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> mentioned message and then a "filesystem is NOT clean" on next boot. How can |
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> I get rid of this annoyance? Can this error harm my install any way? |
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> Versions I am currently using |
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> sys-fs/udev-070-r1 |
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> sys-kernel/gentoo-sources-2.6.14-r2 |
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> I have tried re-emerging udev but it did not help. |
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> Googling did not bring any results either. |
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> Any ideas to solved this problem will be highly appreciated. |
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> Regards, |
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> Abhay |
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