On Tue, Nov 23, 1999 at 03:01:17AM +0800, ::--Koshy Kerteya--~!~ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a RH6.1 and whenever I issued a 'shutdown -h now' or halt
>
> I would get a list of modules getting terminated signals till
> some line with 'md' (??) thread recovery ? waking up ?
> After which I would get lots o/p to the screen, with tracecalls ?
> In short, it looks a lot like debugging to me
> This doesn't happen when I issued a reboot ...
> I'll be glad to post it here if anyone can kindly tell me how to feed this
> to a file
> like shutdown -h down 2> /tmp/errors ? ? ?
>
> AFAIK, efsck passes when I boot up next so there's not much of a problem
> there (but yes!! its a puzzle!)
> Any idea on what is wrong ? I suspect it having to be somehting related
> with the powerdown function on an ATX ? (when I tried the last time with
> RH5.2 it wasnt too pretty)
>
> This is the default kernel which comes with RH6.1
> Thanks for any light shed on this~~
The APM (advanced power management) code in the kernel shipped with
RH6.0 and 6.1 has problems with some motherboards and will generate
OOPSes when it tries to power down your machine.
It's not much of a problem, since it's the very last thing the kernel
does (obviously). If it annoys you, you can re-compile the kernel
without APM support, or try to use a boot parameter to turn APM off.
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