Re: shutdown -p panics on SS10
vom513 <[email protected]>
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> On Jun 22, 2023, at 7:11 PM, Mouse <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm guessing here - I didn't write the double-quoted text above - but I > suspect a fully-fleshed-out version of this would be > > - run "shutdown now" > - wait for it to reach single-user (assuming it doesn't crash) > - run "umount -va" > - wait for it to complete (assuming it doesn't crash) > - run "halt" > - wait for shutdown to complete (assuming it doesn't crash) Okay that makes sense. I did this multiple times and this is how it went: # 1 As soon as I chose Quit in CTWM to leave X it panicked. Didn’t even make it back to shell. # 2 Success # 3 Success # 4 Panic at ‘halt’ So just to try something else, do boot/install .iso’s get built daily ? I’m looking for an easy way to try 10. I use ZuluSCSI SD adapters so it’s very easy to just try it out on a different SD card. Thanks.