Ubuntu 11.04 unclean shutdown
 

OS: Ubuntu 11.04 32-bit


Hi to all,

When I shutdown my laptop, /boot (ext2) and /mnt/vmware (ext4) are not
unmounted, and during boot they are repaired. On the other hand, /
(ext4) is unmounted.

Has anyone else experienced this?


If I unmount them manually before shutdown, no repair is happening during boot.


I tried to create a bash script, SysV service, to do the unmounts but
it didn't work (keep in mind I do not know bash programming).



Any ideas on how to solve this?



Thank you a lot,

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Ubuntu 11.04 unclean shutdown
 

On 22/09/11 13:43, Ioannis Vranos wrote:


OS: Ubuntu 11.04 32-bit


Hi to all,

When I shutdown my laptop, /boot (ext2) and /mnt/vmware (ext4) are not
unmounted, and during boot they are repaired. On the other hand, /
(ext4) is unmounted.

Has anyone else experienced this?


If I unmount them manually before shutdown, no repair is happening during boot.


I tried to create a bash script, SysV service, to do the unmounts but
it didn't work (keep in mind I do not know bash programming).



Any ideas on how to solve this?



Thank you a lot,



Just a wild guess have a look in /etc/rc0.d. Make sure halt is listed last.

eg:

K74bluetooth
README
S10unattended-upgrades
S15wpa-ifupdown
S20sendsigs
S30urandom
S31umountnfs.sh
S35networking
S40umountfs
S60umountroot
S90halt


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