Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sun, 19 Mar 2000 22:47:06 -0500 | From | "Michael H. Warfield" <> | Subject | Error rebooting - no automatic removal /proc... |
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Hello,
This is on a RedHat 6.1 system. Actually it's on two RedHat 6.1 systems. Both are behaving the same.
This just started happening to me since about 2.3.50 and is present in 2.3.99pre2. When I now reboot the system it proceeds fine until it reaches "Unmounting file systems". I get a green "Ok" and then the system pauses for a few seconds. Then I get the error "No automatic removal. Please use umount /proc". Trouble is, that's what the S01reboot script should be doing. Then I get the message "INIT: no more processes in this run level" and the reboot hangs. I then have to manually reset the system.
This seems to have occured coincidentally with having to mount the /var/lib/shm stuff but unmounting it before unmounting the other file systems has had no effect. I also have devfs mounted in another spot and usbfs mounted but, again, unmounting them has no effect on the error message or the reboot hang. All of this was working with previous versions.
I have separate /, /usr, /var, /usr/local, and /home partitions, and I'm using autofs to mount nfs file systems from other systems, if that makes any difference.
Thoughts?
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