Whenever I shutdown or reboot my -current/i386 machine, the filesystem is
dirty and I have to fsck several hundred GB - not fun. Is anyone else
experiencing this? I've seen this for several weeks in -current now,
trying different kernels.

As I shut down from X, I don't see what's going on on the console, but I
suspect some buffers can't be freed and the system gives up after like
half a minute. Using "shutdown" to properly kill all processes does _not_
help.

What can I do?


 - Hubert

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Hubert Feyrer <hubert@feyrer.de>