The only time this would occur was after the shutdown sequence. This error would pop up right after the system said to power down the machine. I do not have all the numbers written down any more but some of what it said was: segmentation fault /etc/rc.d/rc0.d/S00halt line 1 2922 halt -i -d -p On the surface I assumed it had something to do with the halt command parameters. Another thing of interest is it did not affect anything. That is to say nothing got corrupted and a fsck would not be done on power up. That sort of makes sense as the error occurred AFTER everything was killed. Anyway it was not high on my list as the machine is up most all the time. Then today I decided to add another hard drive. Prior to this I had the original hard drive and cdrom on the same ide channel. So I left the two drives as they were and popped the second one on the other ide channel. Much to my surprise, I shut the system down and no segmentation fault. Just to be sure I tried a shutdown several times and still no segmentation fault. The system in question is an AMD K6 333, 64 MB ram, VIA chipset.
