I ended up following Mikes? advice and used ext3 instead of ext2 for both
the casper-rw and the home-rw partitions. I also followed the instructions
for removing the eject cd message and the instructions here (
http://www.atworkonline.it/~bibe/ubuntu/custom-livecd.htm) to customize the
installation
It seems to me that the problem exists with the live cd as well. I've
tried this with the AMD64 and the i386 versions of ubuntu and kubuntu on
an AMD64 laptop and desktop and an intel laptop all with the same
segfault unmounting the filesystem on shutdown/reboot from the cd.
The problem seems to b
Here is another thought. I'm not confident at all that the problem is with
shutting down the system at all. I've noticed that files created on the
pendrive when running from the pendrive are often corrupt.
One of the things I use pendirive linux for is downloading podcasts while on
the road. Often
2008 at 11:15 AM, mikeXYZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ron Z, that's not the case for my experience with this bug (corrupt
> files already there somehow)--it's clearly a shutdown issue for me &
> have seen this elsewhere, too.
>
>
> btw,
> As for the flash dr
