Shutdown problem
i've not checked the readme till now but here are the ans to ur questions:
1.command used : shutdown -h now
funnily if i use shutdown -h -n now (a quick shutdown command i get till the system halted state)
2.i i use the above command as root and not from GNOME.
3.Kernel :Not sure which . whatever comes as default with red hat 7.1. the shell is BASH (bourne again shell)
hope this helps,
Anant
Quoted 64 lines · On Sat, 18 Jan 2003 pa3gcu wrote :
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well i guess i was 0 on details last time. but heres another problem whose complete details I CAN
supply.
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only problem is writing the exact o/p would mean actually
WRITING
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it down first.
Well you explain what happens, but you dont say;
1) What kernel is used.
2) The command used. Or how you shutdown the system and from where, in X via KDM or some other manager. Or do you use
ctrl-alt-delete.?
3) Has this always happend, or did it simply start recently.Quoted 4 lines
cos it comes when i shutdown the comp.
my comp has a feature by which when the os shuts down it
shuts
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down the comp completley. thus in windows i dont see a 'Its safe to shutdown ......."
in linux(red hat 7.1 on a pentium 350 Mhz)i come down to the foll.
(from what i rem.,may not be exact) :
stopping md devices.
stopped md devices.
halting system.
POWER DOWN
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its after this that i get a complete listing of the cpu's registers and some more crap(i'll send this as soon as
someone
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asks)
Sounds like an "oops" to me, fi that is so then you are the one who needs to study the oops, you have the tools on your system and the relavant system files holding the information.
To make an oops readable and to find out what caused the oops i suggest you read the following and do as the files say.
/usr/src/linux/README(part concerning)
IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG:
In the README it tells you what to do and which other files to read.Quoted 2 lines
so any help i can get ?
Possable causes of an oops are processes left open or processes using system resources left open, a system which uses "tainted modules" and they are not being removed before shutdown, many other things, too many to mention, the answer is in the oops.
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Anant Aneja
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