robc

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Joined: Jan. 2007 |
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Posted: Aug. 29 2007,16:48 |
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Quote | If using the vesa framebuffer gives you problems, just don't use it |
That is what I am currently doing which works perfectly well, I just thought it to be odd that changing the VGA properties would affect the way the shutdown procedure is handled.
Quote | Is there any chance this is related to the thing you were trying to accomplish a while back with a special screen saver that you wanted to install. Maybe something that is related to X? |
No, I noticed that this happened earlier before I installed the xtrlock, I just never got around to asking about it and kept the cheatcode as VGA=normal.
As far as RAM goes, I am currently using 512k which is more than enough for DSL. I am using a remaster of DSL 3.3 though I still had the problem with DSL 3.3 I did a few more tests, the backup is working, its just not showing any output text as it does when I use VGA=normal. I'm still not sure about the unmounting of filesystems, since I am not getting any messages and I am using a frugal install. I also noticed that it seems to be working now I'm not sure why though, I haven't changed anything, but I do remember that the screen sat there with the line "preparing to reboot" for about 10 minutes before I did a hard reset, and would do the same thing when I wanted to power off except it said "DSL halted"
well if there is no problem now then I guess this has become a moot topic.
Thank you for your replys.
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