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system hangs at Unmounting filesystems

Hi :)

My system hangs at Unmounting filesystems. It says it's busy and never shuts down the computer. I suspect this is because of an nfs entry in fstab. But this is only my suspicion since runit isn't verbose about it.


/etc/fstab
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server:/paccache      /var/cache/pacman/pkg/                     nfs   auto,user,nofail,rw,noatime,intr,soft                    0    0

When I press ctr+alt+del, runit tells me "signals only work in stage 2".


Does anyone know how to troubleshoot this problem? I've recently moved from openrc to runit, so I don't have a lot of experience using runit.

Re: system hangs at Unmounting filesystems

Reply #1 –
I would comment out the nfs line in fstab to test that theory

Re: system hangs at Unmounting filesystems

Reply #2 –
Thanks for your reply.

I did replace the nfs line with a bind line. I use autofs so I figured I could re-mount the autofs location in a different folder and that would be fine.

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/nfs/server/paccache     /var/cache/pacman/pkg/                     none   bind,user,nofail,rw                    0    0

Since I put the above line in place of the nfs line, I haven't had an issue with shutting down the system, so I guess the nfs line was really at fault. I'll give it some more time to test the issue,  though.
 

Re: system hangs at Unmounting filesystems

Reply #3 –
Do you know how to get the autofs service to run?