Public bug reported:
Up to date Kubuntu Karmic (amd64 under core 2 duo) is in use (the
problem is not related to X11 use at all). I don't have kdm in rc.X, so
use 'sudo halt' from console to shutdown.
At the very last part of second - just before turning power off - I see
messages about remounting this ot that fs 'read only' partition, and
'...Failed!', and 'Segfault', and something else... You see, I can not
exactly reproduce the messages as I have not high speed video camera
During next booting fsck founds, commonly, 1-3 not-clean filesystems
(recovering journals - almost always - and orphaned nodes - not such
often).
All partitions are ext4 except for /boot - last one is ext3.
The problem appered at that massive upgrade related to updstart and Ko.
I understand, my report is rather vague, but, I believe, the issue is
critical as far as one is related to filesystems health. I see, I'm rare
user rejecting graphical mode at booting and shutting down, so I
encourage more experience users and developers to experiment with
console-only mode.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: dirty filesystems segfault shutdown
** Tags added: dirty filesystems segfault shutdown
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segfault on shutdown makes filesystems dirty
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/434224
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