Hi Tomas M,
Sorry for the late reply, I was on a fantastic trip in Africa.
On Wed, 2 May 2007, Tomas M wrote:
> when I reboot, killall5 kills all processes, including ntfs-3g, causing
> the NTFS-3G mountpoint to fail.
What do you exactly mean by "NTFS-3G mountpoint to fail"? What happens and
what do you expect to happen?
If ntfs-3g gets a SIGINT or SIGTERM then it should cleanly unmount the
volume.
If you use it as a root filesystem then most often (depending on your
setup, etc) you shouldn't kill it first.
> Is it possible to fix this problem anyhow?
>
> Or should I forwarded the problem to killall5 developers?
I'm not sure this is an ntfs-3g or killall5 issue but more like a distro
dependent one. In certain scenarios it can be ok to use killall5, and in
others it isn't.
Szaka
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