Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Thu, 17 Oct 1996 06:08:33 -0400 (EDT) | From | Dan Merillat <> | Subject | Re: oops while shutting down. (another "umount" oops) |
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> In order to do this, could you please provide some more information: > > 1.) Do you have Quota-Support compiled in ("CONFIG_QUOTA=y" in .config)?
Yes.
> 2.) If yes, do you actually _use_ Quota (i.e. run the appropriate programs)?
No. (before anyone asks... it's because I run the same kernel on a number of machines... this particular one dosn't have quotas (it's an admin machine and gets rebooted a lot... I havn't seen the oops on the server because we don't reboot it often.)
> 3.) What filesystems are mounted when you start shutdown ('mount`)?
4 partitions on scsi disks, 1 on an IDE disk, a NFS partition and the automount daemon on /net
> 4.) What's your version of "umount"?
harik@chaos:~$ umount -V umount: mount-2.5k harik@chaos:~$
> > 5.) On what kind of processor and motherboard does this system run?
P133 with the intel 430FX chipset/96megs ram/256k cache (unbalanced, I know... ugh) CPU runs cool to the touch.
I havn't seen it yet... right now I have while umount /test ; do mount /test ; done running in another session... and while my drive dislikes that ;-) it hasn't failed yet.
gonna have to do single user while umount -a ; do mount -a ; done
to see if that fails.
Someone else try this as well.
--Dan
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