Reboot doesn't necessarily give a clean shutdown...and often tells you
that you should use "shutdown -r" instead.
Try a "shutdown -r now" and see what happens.
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Ward William E PHDN wrote:
> Ok.... I know what by the title everyone is going to say:
>
> "If you were to shutdown properly, it wouldn't have said
> that"
>
> And you would be wrong.
>
> I just shutdown a machine via a remote rlogin session,
> I was logged on as a user, su'ed to root, then ran
> reboot.
>
> On after shutting down, and rebooting, I got the error
> message. Now, I'm used to seeing this message on this
> machine; I get a kernal panic on it every 2-3 days
> due to a hardware problem (it almost happens like
> clockwork... normally, though not always, at 12:02 am.
> I need to check what cron job I have going off then...).
> But if I reboot, I should have had a CLEAN boot. So,
> why the error message?
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