Dan,
Thanks for your email. Your question made me relook at (for the 20th
time) what
I had done. I added the hotplugs (with an 's') directory and the
'events' file
to /var/log/. When I changed 'hotplugs' to the correct 'hotplug', the failure
cleared up.
To document my problem and the solution:
I received an S50hotplug failure error when shutting dowm or rebooting
LINUX. S50hotplug was complaining that the file
'var/log/hotplug/events' was not
created by my LINUX system build and did not exist.
To correct the problem, add the file '/var/log/hotplug/events'. I added a one
line comment in the 'events' file. The existence of the
'/var/log/hotplug/events' file fixed the failure.
Dennis
Quoting Dan Nicholson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
What does the stop target say in /etc/rc.d/init.d/hotplug? I don't
know what the version is being used in 6.1.1. I have Version 00.02 of
this script and it has:
stop)
# Remove and Recreate /var/log/hotplug/events
> /var/log/hotplug/events
;;
However, on a different system with Version 00.00, the stop target is this:
stop)
# Remove hotplug as the default manager of hotplug events
echo /bin/true > /proc/sys/kernel/hotplug
;;
The `> /var/log/hotplug/events' command won't fail as long as that
directory exists. I don't know what happens in the second command.
What do you have?
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Dan
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