Adrian,
Again, thanks! I'm quite certain it is not upon reboot as I have
monitored it using the serial console. However, I'll double check
rather than continue to stir this up.
I run fsck on the mount while r/o before I attempt the first reboot, so
I'm not clear why another fsck would be forced. When the system stops
at this prompt, I see that it is r/w and I have to remountro before I do
continue with the reboot.
Dan
On 08/23/2011 12:47 PM, Adrian Reyer wrote:
On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 11:36:10AM -0700, D Woodard wrote:
I'm still not clear how to solve this issue. Anyone with input would be much
appreciated. Again, the issue is that on reboot, the unit falls to runlevel
0 and requires a root password to proceed. What causes this and how to I
elminate it to have the unit reboot upon issuing the command to reboot?
Are you sure it 'falls' to runlevel 0?
Maybe it boots up, fails to complete a filesystem check and drops you to
a recovery shell?
Regards,
Adrian
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