Re: WARNING: /mnt was not properly unmounted

[tai <tai@urd.spidernet.to>]

On Fri, 27 Feb 2004, Peter Hessler wrote:

> How are you rebooting?  I do it by `shutdown -r now`, and I have also had
> success with `reboot`, and `halt -r`.

	I use reboot as well.  It's not the rebooting that's causing the 
problem, apparently, it's never flagged clean.  I get the "Automatic boot 
in progress:  Starting File System Checks", and fsck runs on /dev/wd0a.  
After it is done, I get the "Marking Filesystem Clean" message, (the boot 
process tells me the other slices are clean and does not fsck them).

	In other words, everytime I reboot (using "reboot"), /dev/wd0a 
does not get flagged clean, and still thinks its label is /mnt (even though 
it gets mounted as / correctly).

On Fri, 27 Feb 2004, Ted Unangst wrote:

> run fsck -fy 

	Booting from cdrom33.fs and cdrom34.fs and running "fsck -fy 
/dev/wd0a", I get:

	cannot alloc 29675522 bytes for lncntp

-Tai
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