On 12/02/2009 07:09 PM, Walter Webb wrote: > When I shutdown or reboot with a mounted nfs filesystem, it cannot be > unmounted. Now that I have retired, I am more inclined to investigate > irritations. It appears that the K??<name> links are all executed > before the S??<name> links. /etc/rc.d/rc[06].d/K80network gets executed > before /etc/rc.d/rc[06].d/S70mountfs. It takes some time before umount > gives up. > This is correct. Take a peek at /etc/rc.d/init.d/rc (runlevel control) to see how the scripts all work together. For your specific problem, what you are missing is the netfs script provided by BLFS, which is responsible for mounting and unmounting network filesystems at boot and shutdown.
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