Ok, solved. My boot/shutdown sequences were wrong.
I reinstalled every package that owns a script under /etc/init.d.
Not a simple reinstall. Before each reinstall, I did a "update-rc.d -f
<script> remove" because, correct me if I'm wrong, if rcN links already
exist, installation won't correct them, unless specified in
preinst/postinst scripts.
Now, in util-linux.postinst, for hwclock.sh and hwclockfirst.sh, there's
a "-f remove" before "start" and it's ok.
Reinstalling initscripts and many other packages, doing this cleanup,
sequence numbers have significantly changed.
Under /etc/rc6.d,
before after
S01sendsigs S20sendsigs
S01umountnfs.sh S31umountnfs.sh
S01umountfs S40umountfs
S01umountroot S60umountroot
S01reboot S90reboot
After fixing the scripts above, system booted fine. Then I fixed all the
remaining.
When is the last time the superblock is written? Isn't it when
filesystem is umounted/mounted read-only on shutdown?
Could it be UTC time when it's umounted?
G.
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