On Saturday 07 December 2002 12:19 pm, Gary Montalbine wrote: > Shutdown ends up in the same place using KDE or terminal shutdown. The > system will reboot. In fact I reboot into Windows and then shutdown from > there. > > It was suggested in one reply that it might be my MB is not supported. > In the shutdown the script reaches "Power down. general protection > fault: f000, cpu: 0, EIP:" then a bunch of what appears to be memory > addresses finally ending with "Code: Bad EIP value, /etc/rc0.d/s01halt: > line 1 2829 segmentation fault halt -i -d -p." > > The last part of the /etc/rc.d/init.d/halt file is: > HALTARGS="-i -d -p"
In the above delete the space after -d and delete -p and save. This stops the script but you still have to manually shut down the computer. This is the best solution found that I know of over the last 2 years. HTH > if [ -f /halt ]; then > HALTARGS="i -d" > fi > eval $Command $HALTARGS > > I have tried various combinations in the HALTARGS segment with no success. > > Suggestions please. > > Gary > <snip> -- Dennis M. linux user # 180842
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