When I try to halt or reboot my Debian desktop (running woody), the system gets to "Deconfiguring network interfaces:" and then just seems to stop. It's not hung, because I can ALT+Fx to different terminals, and I can also ping the machine from other hosts. But, for whatever reason, the system does not seem to be shutting down. I did finally let it sit for a few minutes and it eventually rebooted, but why is it taking so long to do that? What processes are going on and how can I speed things up?
-- Darryl L. Pierce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The Infobahn Offramp <http://welcome.to/mcpierce> "Yes, Dougal, but you're not like most people..."
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