your suggestion works, THANKS a lot.
Sorry for asking this further question. I thought that "autofs" was useful for mounting ANY filesystem, including read-only NTFS and CD-ROMs. Now, I removed autofs, it properly shuts down and I STILL (fortunately) can read my NTFS filesystems and my CDROM.
So, my question is: is autofs used ONLY for NTFS (and I do not have any of those) ?
Actually I saw in /etc/auto.misc that the CDROM is mentioned there
Thanks a lot indeed. Best regards
/stefano
Miark wrote:
Run drakxservices as root. Turn off autofs, and make sure it doesn't run at boot.
Miark
On Tuesday 17 Dec 2002 08:56, Stefano Pogliani wrote:
Just migrated to 9.0.
When shutting down, the shutdown process FREEZES at a certain point with
the following error:
unmounting NFS filesystems: Cannot MOUNTPROG RPC: RPC: Program not
registered
umount2: Device or resource busy
umount: /net: device is busy
At this point I have to hard-reset the computer (which implies that, on
rebooting, filesystems are checked for consistency)
Could someone help me in understanding this?
Thanks a lot in advance. Best regards
/stefano
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