Bugzilla – Bug 150952
preload causes unclean shutdown because of watchdog
Last modified: 2006-02-15 06:34:08 UTC
At shutdown, /usr/bin/update_preload is called via /etc/init.d/boot.preload_early, this happens after issuing killall. At killall time, my watchdog is killed, and therefore 60 seconds remain until the watchdog jumps in. Well, my box is only a Pentium II, and these 60 seconds are not enough for the update_preload, and BANG ... IMO, this update_reload should not be issued at shutdown, it should be placed inside the start section of boot.preload_early Thanks for correcting this, Manfred
Well, I just see that in /etc/preload.d/boot are things like /lib/modules/@KERNEL_VERSION@/ This seems bogus if you just have installed a new kernel, therefore another reason to do update_preload at boot time and not at shutdown time.
Please have a look at bug #117023 - there should be some changes in beta4. I don't mark this as duplicate because I'm not sure about what you mentioned in comment #1 (your argument looks valid) - I guess someone from SUSE (Coolo?) has to comment on it.
but it is a dup *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 117023 ***