I'm not exactly sure how to fix your problem but I found that as root if you do
at the command prompt sync;sync;reboot it avoids lots of problems. So I created
a shell script with that exact line and called it off put it in the /bin
directory and now I set the kdm shutdown button to run that file. To set that go
to the KDE Control Center/Applications/Login Manager and go to the Sessions
tab...you'll see what I'm talking about.
Alex Brown wrote:
>
> On install, I opted to boot right into X by default, to get the GUI login
> screen (which I assume is kdm) But whenever I use the kdm option to shut
> down or reboot, the root fs is never unmounted properly and is always show
> as 'bussy'...causing the lengthy fschk on restart.
>
> Anyone know what could be wrong here?
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Philip C. Hewitt II
Power to the Penguin
