--- In "nitelitephoto" <> wrote:
> --- In "Eddie Dawydiuk" <> wrote:
> > > I use the loadUSB{,Modules}.sh scripts with the
> > > debian256-5-6-2005.tar.bz2 image. (The scripts basically do a
chroot
> > > to the USB disk.) What is the correct way to shut down or reboot?
> > >
> > > I have tried various ways including reboot or shutdown, but the USB
> > > disk is not being unmounted. Then file system ends up trashed.
> >
> > Type exit this will kill any processes running in the chroot
environment
> > as well as unmounting dev, proc, and the USB flash drive. Your root
> > directory will then be returned to the onboard flash, you can then
> > shutdown your board normally.
>
> Sometimes this works great. Other times, something is keeping the
> device busy.
Later in this case, after I did swapoff /dev/sda3, I could umount
/mnt/cf.
I am puzzled. First, before I did exit, I ran a script which called
the same swapoff command. Second, I rebooted and tried to reproduce
it (swapon, etc.), and I couldn't.
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