From: danny s. <ori...@gm...> - 2005-09-12 20:33:52
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Hmm - although your message was directed at Jason, I will give you my info too - in the hope that it will aid with working this one out. I will look into booting without initrd. I must admit to it being a standard gentoo image, and I really have not played with the boot settings. I shutdown one of two ways - either by using "shutdown -h now" from a console as root, or using stop service from the windows service manager. Either method leaves me in the same situation. Next time I shut down (I am in the middle of using it for some testing and development currently) I will try the single user mode tip and see what the results are. I have colinux set up as an automatic service on my windows, with the hope that when I boot my windows machine, colinux comes up as well (as there are services that I regularly use on it), but it normally fails, and has to be started again manually. Danny --=20 http://orionrobots.co.uk - Build Robots On 11/09/05, Henry Nestler <Hen...@ar...> wrote: > Please check without initrd. >=20 > How do you shutdown colinux after sucessful run? > Try to go into single user mode, do a > "sync ; sleep 1 ; mount / -o remount,ro" > Than runs the system next start on first time? >=20 > What is the filesystem on rootfs_5GB? >=20 > -- > Henry Nestler >=20 > Sam Moffatt wrote: >=20 > > Probably my old superstitious nature, but from habbit i keep my images > > in a path without spaces, it shouldn't matter but it never hurts ;) > > > > E.g. C:\colinux\rootimage > > > > Sam > > |