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The Monday 2007-04-23 at 09:19 +0200, Petr Klíma wrote:
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> Well, the halt problem seems to be solved. It was caused by mounting NFS
> filesystem within a tree of another NFS fs. Like mounting NFS on /home
> and then another NFS mount to /home/another/nfs. Obviously the umount of
> /home happens before umount of /home/another/nfs and fails. Once I have
> moved /home/another/nfs mountpoint out of /home, halt seems to work
> (several attempts, no failure).
I think the umount procedure/script/whatever should be clever enough to
sort it out, ie, umount in the appropiate order. If that doesn't happen, I
think it is a bug. Or, it depends on the order the mounts are listed in
fstab.
> I still wonder why the shutdown initiated by Power button or
> Ctrl+Alt+Del worked while GDM button didn't. There are no open files on
> /home/another/nfs (almost never).
Perhaps because it force-kills everything.
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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