if I want to reboot the PC at that point for some reason, the Actions->logout
won't respond. Terminal does not open for a while .... instead of waiting for all this
to happen I was playing with pushing the power button. I have done this several
times. At one time I see this corruption. I am using this in a lab environment.
I guess my question is why pushing power button causes this random writes ??
This is so happened that some of the kernel header files are corrupted (some
junk characters in a header file) and could not compile a kernel module ...
I know I need to do proper shutdown.
What if this happens? How do I protect this ... ?
Thanks
/Murali
On 7/12/05, Mike McCarty <mike.mccarty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Muralidhar Ganga wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Running Fedora Core 3.
>
>Pushing power cycle button (without proper shutdown), when the system is
>not responding causes the corruption (or random writes) of some kernel
>header files in /lib/modules/....
>
>Thanks
>/Murali
>
>
>
I can believe that a force shutdown like that could corrupt
anything. What exactly are you hoping to get as a response
to this message?
Mike
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