On Thu, 2007-11-01 at 21:39 +0000, Ken Moffat wrote: > What happens now is: > 1. gdm calls 'shutdown -h now', causing the rc bootscript to be called > for runlevel 0. > 2. The Knn scripts run - in my case, starting with cups > 3. X restarts (in my opinion, this is not the expected behaviour). > (in the log, the kernel agp messages appear) > 4. My second Knn script is gdm - at this point X hasn't finished > reloading so the test for /var/run/gdm.pid fails and gdm-stop is not > called (even if the test was removed, gdm-stop has the same test and > there is, as yet, nothing to kill).
Does this happen if you stop gdm without a system shutdown, e.g switching from runlevel 5 to 3, or just running the gdm stop script by hand? Simon.
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