On Sat, 1 Nov 2014, Steven Chamberlain wrote:
> I'm not sure if 'shutdown' is really expected to work yet in jails;
> this is still quite experimental.
I'm pretty sure it doesn't work on stock freebsd jails,
> An alternative is to manually execute inside the jail:
>
> /etc/init.d/rc 0
>
Jesse Smith wrote:
> Sorry, I should have mentioned before I'm running Debian/kFreeBSD in a
> FreeBSD jail environment. That is why my mounted file systems and fstab
> are so bare, most of the environment is set up by the host OS.
Aha :) Some manual setup is expected before starting/entering the
Jesse Smith wrote:
> As a test I manually ran mknod to create the /run/initctl file,
> duplicating the command in the mountal.sh script. This causes the
> "reboot" and "shutdown" commands to pause for a few seconds. Then I get
> an error saying the comand timed out trying to write to /run/initctl.
Jesse Smith wrote:
> The /run directory appears to be mounted as part of the root (/) file
> system. It does not have its own mount point. Should I create one?
No, the initscripts should create it for you. This is probably a clue
to the problem you're seeing (and I'm quite curious to know what it
Thank you for responding, I do appreciate it.
> That's odd. Does /run or /var/run exist?
> $ ls -ald /run /var/run
Yes, the /run directory exists. The /var/run directory is a symbolic
link back to /run. Here is a directory listing of /run. As you can see
it is populated with a collection of small
Hello!
Jesse Smith wrote:
> For the most part things went well. My system now has the software I
> want and the system is fast and stable.
That's great!
> However, I've run into a problem
> and I could use some advice. When I try to shutdown/reboot/halt the
> system I get a message saying the fi
Hello fellow kFreeBSDers,
I have been playing around with Debian/kFreeBSD "Wheezy" for the past
week and, while it has been a good, solid system, some of the software
is a bit outdated for what I want to do. Naturally, I gave upgrading to
the "jessie" repositories a try. I updated the APT reposito
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