Hi, The kernel used is the default current squeeze kernel.
Here's the output from the ls command: /etc/rc6.d/: K01alsa-utils K01fuse K01network-manager K01postfix K03mysql-ndb S01umountnfs.sh S16auditd K01anacron K01irqbalance K01ntp K01rsync K04mysql-ndb-mgm S01umountroot S16networking K01atd K01joystick K01nvidia-glx K01saned K06hwclock.sh S09cryptdisks-early S17wpa-ifupdown K01bluetooth K01kdm K01nvidia-kernel K01stunnel4 README S10lvm2 S21urandom K01cpufrequtils K01kvm K01openbsd-inetd K01uml-utilities S01reboot S11cryptdisks K01cron K01laptop-mode K01openvpn K02avahi-daemon S01sendsigs S13ifupdown K01dirmngr K01libvirt-bin K01pcscd K02mysql S01umountfs S14rsyslog /etc/rcS.d/: README S07hdparm S10ifupdown-clean S13ifupdown S16pppd-dns S21alsa-utils S01mountkernfs.sh S07hostname.sh S10lvm2 S13mountall.sh S16procps S21bootmisc.sh S02udev S07hwclockfirst.sh S10module-init-tools S14mountall-bootclean.sh S16x11-common S21fuse S03mountdevsubfs.sh S07pcmciautils S10mtab.sh S15mountoverflowtmp S17mountnfs.sh S21screen-cleanup S04bootlogd S08checkroot.sh S10udev-mtab S16auditd S18mountnfs-bootclean.sh S21urandom S05keymap.sh S09cryptdisks-early S11cryptdisks S16networking S19console-screen.sh S22stop-bootlogd-single S06keyboard-setup S10hwclock.sh S12checkfs.sh S16policykit S20console-setup I'll check and see if it's the same bug as #543375. Regards, Rik On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 12:05 AM, Petter Reinholdtsen <p...@hungry.com>wrote: > [Rik Theys] > > After switching to insserv, my system no longer seems to unmount the > > (local) filesystems on shutdown and reboot. Each time the system > > comes back up, it spawns a recovery shell and asks to fsck the root > > filesystem. > > Can you provide the output from 'ls /etc/rcS.d/ /etc/rc6.d/'? > > This sound a bit like the problem reported in #543375. Could it be > the same problem? Do you use the default Debian kernel, or a > home-made one? > > Happy hacking, > -- > Petter Reinholdtsen > -- Greetings, Rik
