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sanboot:gentoo_iscsi [2010/10/26 07:16] ctr added workaround for "FIXME: Gentoo will not shut down properly" |
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| ===== Gentoo will not shut down properly ===== | ===== Gentoo will not shut down properly ===== | ||
| Because an iscsi mount is not recognized as netmount (like nfs) by Gentoo, the system will try to shutdown the network interface during normal shutdown/reboot procedure. This will obviously break the iscsi connection and let the system hang. | Because an iscsi mount is not recognized as netmount (like nfs) by Gentoo, the system will try to shutdown the network interface during normal shutdown/reboot procedure. This will obviously break the iscsi connection and let the system hang. | ||
| - | To avoid this the following workaround can be used: | + | |
| + | To avoid this the following workaround can be used | ||
| add (where eth0 is the interface being used for the iscsi connection): | add (where eth0 is the interface being used for the iscsi connection): | ||
| - | /etc/init.d/net.eth0 zap | + | |
| + | <code> | ||
| + | /etc/init.d/net.eth0 zap</code> | ||
| to /etc/init.d/local.start (or the start section of /etc/init.d/local depending on your baselayout version). | to /etc/init.d/local.start (or the start section of /etc/init.d/local depending on your baselayout version). | ||
| Doing so will make Gentoo think eth0 is already down, so it wont try to shut it down on halt. All other init-scripts that depend on net will still be invoked to shut them down cleanly, just eth0 itself wont be stopped. | Doing so will make Gentoo think eth0 is already down, so it wont try to shut it down on halt. All other init-scripts that depend on net will still be invoked to shut them down cleanly, just eth0 itself wont be stopped. | ||
