reassign 310384 kernel-image-2.6.8-2-386 thanks Hi Vegard,
I think there are 2 parts in your problem: 1) you have installed NUT, but not configured upsmon.conf, which is there for UPS protection (ie shutdown the computer when needed...). The mentionned POWERDOWNFLAG is a file definition that means, when it exists, that the system has shutdown for power failure reason. It generally points to /etc/killpower So, you either don't need NUT or you should finish to configure it as per the README.Debian instruction. 2) The shutdown / poweroff no more working on 2.6.8 kernel is not related to the above! The above is only a warning message, not stopping nor modifying the shutdown behavior. When the nut init script is called, it simply test if the file defined by POWERDOWNFLAG exists, and if so, calls a routine the shutoff (hardware UPS shutdown) the UPS. Otherwise, if this flag isn't defined in upsmon.conf, it print the warning message you've seen. So your problem don't sit in NUT, but in the kernel itself... You should also post more information about your hardware, and look at message log to see if there are some error / warning message that can be useful to hunt this bug. Thanks for your report, Arnaud -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
