Hmm. Well, I'm not a kernel programmer or anything
but it looks like it's hanging while trying to remove
a module. Could you possibly try this:

While booted normally, flip to a virtual console and
do a "tail -f /var/log/messages". Flip back to X and
perform a normal shutdown. While it's shutting down
flip back to the virtual terminal and post the results
(I know, you'll have to hand write it).

I'm not sure of the location (probably /var/log) but
could you do the same for the Xorg.log file?

maybe one of those two will turn up something.


--- Graham Evans <gray@???> wrote:

> Hi Chris
>
> you posted:
>
> > When is the hang during shutdown occuring? Do you
> see
> > any shutdown messages at all or is it just not
> doing
> > anything when you tell is shutdown?
>
> I am a new subscriber here and after playing with
> dyne:bolic 1.2 I have
> come back to see the latest and greatest 2.3! It's
> looking very sweet.
> Good for all my hardware so far. But I have this
> shutdown problem
> Stefan described too:
>
> > Hello,
> > my dynebolic hangs when shutting down. It was the
> same issue with 2.2,
> > now
> > having upgraded to 2.3 it is still the problem.
> Any Idea? I always
> > have to
> > shutdown by turning of power supply.
> > Best regards and thanks for all ideas
> > stefan
>
> I am happy to bug the problem but thought I would
> supply the details
> you asked for and see if there isn't some simple
> solution or workaround: perhaps a
> tweak of the Xorg.conf file or something?
>
> I disagree with Stefan saying this can be ignored.
> It causes
> unclean umounts and long fsk on startup. Shutdown
> (or restart) proceeds
> as follows:
>
> logger: [*] shutdown the computer
> Exiting Syslogd!
> Connection to X server lost.
> Waiting for X server to shutdown wmaker warning: got
> signal 15 - exiting...
> warning: got signal 1 - exiting...
>
> xinit: unexpected signal 15
> _
>
> At which point the system hangs. I tried to
> ctrl-alt-F2 and login as
> root and execute halt -p. This froze on the
> 'halting kernel processes'
> message. I then tried ctrl-alt-backspace (or
> delete?) and this hung on
> 'error removing 'dv1394' '.
>
> Hopefully that is helpful info and someone can help.
>
> let me know if you need hardware info or if I should
> put this through the bug tracker
>
> thanks
> gray
>
> >
> >
> >
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > I tried different possibilities without success.
> > > acpi=off, acpi=force, noapic
> > > and various combinations. Still shutdown is
> > > impossible. For me it is no big
> > > problem. I use Dynebolic just sometimes for
> > > multitrack recording. Normally I
> > > work with Ubtunu 6.10, which runs perfectly.
> > > So I can shut down the radical way. For me it is
> ok.
> > > I dont want to spend
> > > precious time solving this. Thanks for your
> ideas.
> > > Dyne Bolic is great!
> > >
> > > Stefan
> > >
> > >
>
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