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Article #58687Re: Problems rebooting
From: Ted Pavlic
Date: Mon, 20 May 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 20 May 1996 00:00
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John Krivitsky wrote: > > I have Linux Slackware and it has recently started having problems rebooting. > > When running the `reboot' command, it comes up with a message saying `Sending > TERM signal to processes...' and then hangs there. So I reset it and the next > time it boots, fsck spends lots of time fixing things. I think the problem is you aren't giving Linux the time it needs to shut down. ;) First of all, dont' use the reboot command - use shutdown -r now (do shutdown -h now for halt) Second - give Linux time after it says that TERM thing - it normally only takes about seven seconds, but might take more/less. If it hangs for a GOOD DEAL (a GREAT DEAL) of time (like 30 seconds - a minutes) then there is a problem and I would try getting an updated kernel as well as re-installing the killall command. Otherwise, you should be alright. I hope that helps! -- . Ted Pavlic <tpavlic@megalinx.net> : mailto:tpavlic@megalinx.net . home phone: 1.614.766.2326 : work phone: 1.614.798.9104 . MegaLinx Communications : http://www.megalinx.net
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