Re: [coLinux-users] Shutting down colinux

[Henry N. <Hen...@ar...>]

At first: If you have closed only the terminal via Win-ALT, you can 
restart colinux-console-fltk.exe or colinux-console-nt.exe (without 
colinux-daemon.exe again). This connect your console again, you are 
already logged in. Try it!

Normaly you sould not close the daemon before you shutting down your 
rootfs. My linux goes down with "halt" on console. Simply the same 
situation as in real linux boot.

Henry

Brendan J Simon wrote:

> I've just manged to get colinux to boot with my real ext3 partition as 
> the rootfs :)
> 
> On exiting the bash prompt and hitting the window-alt keys I then closed 
> the colinux terminal.  When I booted to linux proper (i.e. via grub) the 
> partitions needed an fsck.
> How do I avoid this???
> Do I have to type "powerdown" as root to unmount the filesystems first?
> 
> Thanks for any help and/or advice.
> Brendan simon.
> 
> 
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