Hi, for what it's worth, I'm experiencing the same problem
on several boxes with swap files (not partitions),
which seems to cause a journal playback on next boot every
time since the file system was not cleanly unmounted.
The S40umountfs from Sarge does not exhibit this problem
since it does (basically)
umount -ttmpfs -a -r; swapoff -a; umount -a
Why was this changed?
Also, the umountfs files from sarge and sid have
the same version tag ("umountfs 2.85-16 03-Jun-2004 <email address hidden>")
when they are obviously not the same version at all.
Hi, for what it's worth, I'm experiencing the same problem
on several boxes with swap files (not partitions),
which seems to cause a journal playback on next boot every
time since the file system was not cleanly unmounted.
The S40umountfs from Sarge does not exhibit this problem
since it does (basically)
umount -ttmpfs -a -r; swapoff -a; umount -a
Why was this changed?
Also, the umountfs files from sarge and sid have
the same version tag ("umountfs 2.85-16 03-Jun-2004 <email address hidden>")
when they are obviously not the same version at all.