Very Computer

I apologize for posting such simple question, but the manuals did not
work in this case :)

/usr/local is mounted in a separeted partition. KDE is installed on it.
When I have to shutdown the system, /usr/local is not unmounted because
it's in use. I think this happens because the system is running in level
4, and I'm using KDM as login manager.

Can anybody help me to solve this simple problem?

T.I.A.

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Sellaro
Network and System Administrator
Computer Science Dept.
Federal University of Ceara - Brazil (UFC)

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Quote:>/usr/local is mounted in a separeted partition. KDE is installed on it.
>When I have to shutdown the system, /usr/local is not unmounted because
>it's in use. I think this happens because the system is running in level
>4, and I'm using KDM as login manager.

Make sure that KDM and KDE are killed before the file systems are
unmounted-- ie that the /etc/rc.d/rc6.d/K* file which kills kde and kdm
is killed before the unmount occurs.
Ie make sure that that kill file has a low enough number
I do not know where KDM installs its start and stop control program
(actually it probably does not unless you got it from Redhat. So make a
script file which you can put into init.d whichwill halt the KDM and put
a pointer to it in rc6.d with a K initial letter (if you halt it in the
script by doing script stop.
( the unmount is in S00reboot which is a pointer to init.d/halt which does
the unmount)