>> Well, not exactly. I can't get my RH 7.1 machine to reboot
> properly at all. I do an init 6 (or zero) and it will shutdown services
> and print a message saying "No more services left at this runlevel"
> and then just hang. I end up having to power cycle and go through
> all of the file system fsck stuff when it reboots.
>Any messages on any of the other terminals?
And if you don't want to go through the fsck crap, you should be running a
journaling filesystem. More relevant to your existing problem though is
this: if you have sysrq support compiled in do the following when your
machine hangs;
Ctrl - Alt - sysrq - s (sync)
Ctrl - Alt - sysrq - u (unmount filesystems)
Ctrl - Alt - sysrq - b (reboot)
I think that's it anyway... it's been so long since I needed it. Check out
/usr/scr/linux/Documentation/sysrq.txt (or something along those lines).
Rgds,
Ruairi
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