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#51 2008-07-22 16:04:19
- knireis
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
silversurfer wrote:
I can at least say that it is not because of the firmware or funplug.
I have a CH3SNAS myself with firmware 1.04RC4 and funplug 1.05. That's the same as knireis' system.
If you like you can try my cleanboot installation. I attached it to this post. Copy the cleanboot-2.0.5-ffp05.tar to your /ffp directory and then do:
"cd /ffp"
"tar -xvf cleanboot-2.0.5-ffp05.tar"
This will unpack the files to their respective directories ( etc, share and start ).
Please keep in mind that I don't have to use the "rm -r sbin" but instead use only "rm sbin" in my script.
Thanks, but it does not work, i tried both with the rm -r sbin and the rm sbin. But cleanboot is running according the status request
root@CH3SNAS:~# cd /ffp/start
root@CH3SNAS:/mnt/usb/ffp/start# sh cleanboot.sh status
cleanboot running
root@CH3SNAS:/mnt/usb/ffp/start# reboot
root@CH3SNAS:/mnt/usb/ffp/start# do_reboot
root@CH3SNAS:/mnt/usb/ffp/start# cd
root@CH3SNAS:~# reboot
root@CH3SNAS:~#
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#52 2008-07-22 19:50:42
- silversurfer
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Did you test all the commands of the setup section manually?
Code:
cd /usr rm -r sbin mkdir /usr/sbin ln -s /sys/crfs/sbin/* /usr/sbin rm /usr/sbin/do_reboot 2>/dev/null rm /sbin/reboot 2>/dev/null rm /sbin/shutdown 2>/dev/null rm /sbin/halt 2>/dev/null rm /ffp/sbin/reboot 2>/dev/null rm /ffp/sbin/halt 2>/dev/null rm /ffp/sbin/shutdown 2>/dev/null chmod 0755 /ffp/share/cleanboot/* cp /ffp/share/cleanboot/do_reboot.pof /usr/sbin/do_reboot cp /ffp/share/cleanboot/cleanboot.sh /sbin/cleanboot.sh ln -s /usr/sbin/do_reboot /sbin/shutdown ln -s /usr/sbin/do_reboot /sbin/halt ln -s /usr/sbin/do_reboot /sbin/reboot
This would help to identify where the script fails to setup the correct link between "/sbin/reboot" and "/usr/sbin/do_reboot".
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#53 2008-08-15 03:56:32
- Jimmie
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Sorry to bump...
But, cleanboot seems to be working fine on the reboots.
However when I issue a shutdown, it just reboots as if it's a reboot.
I vi'd the cleanboot.sh (in share) and there's something like if $1 = shutdown then blabla
Now curious as I am I entered those 2 commands and bam my NAS was off (oopsy 
)
Running a CH3SNAS (1.04RC5 + FFP0.5 with cleanboot 2.0 (with slightly edited start/cleanboot.sh as shown here, so the start script works)
My Linux knowledge is way too small to fully understand the script and why it fails to recognize the shutdown order (it does the same on halt). Anyone an idea?
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#54 2008-08-18 16:25:49
- snap
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
hello forum members,
after lurking around here for 2 months decided to join in and this is my first post
I have setup a cron job to do a system shutdown daily and was trying to use this cleanboot script to do a clean shutdown.
Now I have FW 1.05, ffp 0.5 on USB and the cleanboot package for ffp0.5 from the first post, but i still get file system check warnings in dmesg.
thought cleanboot works fine when I issue a shutdown command from telnet, the cron job initiated shutdown fails unmount disks before a shutdown.
Code:
crontab -l 0 9 * * * /sbin/shutdown
digging into the /ffp/share/cleanboot/cleanboot.sh script there were a few problems
1. the "export PATH....." line needs to be uncommented else the command further down for shutting down the fun_plug installed packages fails (rcorder cannot be found)"
2. the staggeted kill command uses "xarg", it should be "xargs"
3. And the kill command for killings processes listed in cleanboot.conf could first check if process exists before trying to kill it
Code:
for p in $PROCS ; do
p_id=`pidof $p`
if [ -n "$p_id" ]; then
kill $p_id
fi
doneAll this seems to have fixed my problem. hope this helps others.
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#55 2008-08-18 16:54:37
- timschuerewegen
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Jimmie wrote:
However when I issue a shutdown, it just reboots as if it's a reboot.
I vi'd the cleanboot.sh (in share) and there's something like if $1 = shutdown then blabla
Now curious as I am I entered those 2 commands and bam my NAS was off (oopsy
This is a known bug in cleanboot 2.0
if [ $1 = shutdown ]; then
should actually be
if [ $1 = "shutdown" ]; then
Download and install cleanboot 2.0.4 (unofficial?) from here instead.
Last edited by timschuerewegen (2008-08-18 16:55:14)
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#56 2008-08-21 02:23:09
- Eskas
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Hello!
I don't know what I'm doing wrong when I'm trying to use cleanboot. But it doesn't work for me at all.
I'm having a dns 323 with 2x750 GB disks in standard mode with fw 1.05 and ffp 0.5, cleanboot-2.0-ffp05 installed.
I've pasted a list of running processes on my NAS. As you see I've made both a "reboot" and a "shutdown", but absolutely no reboot or shutdown is being made. When running any of these commands I just get "cleanboot: nothing to do " and it hangs there, this state can only be interupted with ctrl+c:
Code:
root@Nasse:/mnt/HD_a2/ffp/tmp# reboot root@Nasse:/mnt/HD_a2/ffp/tmp# cleanboot: nothing to do :)
Anyone have any suggestions what can be wrong with my installation of cleanboot?
Code:
PID USER COMMAND
1 root init
2 root [ksoftirqd/0]
3 root [events/0]
4 root [khelper]
5 root [kthread]
11 root [kblockd/0]
14 root [khubd]
49 root [pdflush]
50 root [pdflush]
52 root [aio/0]
51 root [kswapd0]
188 root [scsi_eh_0]
189 root [scsi_eh_1]
199 root [mtdblockd]
216 root [kcryptd/0]
217 root [kmirrord/0]
228 root [loop0]
1364 root atd
1612 root chkbutton
1633 root /web/webs
1635 root /bin/sh /usr/sbin/chk_fun_plug
1665 root /usr/sbin/samba/smbd -D
1669 root /usr/sbin/samba/smbd -D
1670 root /usr/sbin/samba/nmbd -D
1675 root op_server 3 3 3
1686 root -sh
1728 root pure-ftpd (SERVER)
1733 root lpd Waiting
1768 root crond
1780 root /bin/sh /mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug
1794 root /ffp/bin/sh /ffp/etc/rc
1819 Mackan /ffp/bin/transmission-daemon -f -v 2
1821 Mackan /ffp/bin/transmission-daemon -f -v 2
1822 Mackan /ffp/bin/transmission-daemon -f -v 2
1838 root /ffp/sbin/sshd
1850 root /ffp/sbin/lighttpd -f /ffp/etc/lighttpd.conf
1860 root /bin/sh /ffp/start/ctrl_fan.sh start
1867 root /ffp/bin/php-cgi
1877 root /ffp/bin/php-cgi
1881 root /ffp/bin/php-cgi
1882 root /ffp/bin/php-cgi
14739 root sshd: root@pts/0
14741 root -sh
14860 root /ffp/sbin/telnetd -l /ffp/bin/sh
14861 root /ffp/bin/sh
15081 root reboot
15082 root sh -c /sbin/cleanboot.sh reboot 2>/dev/null
15083 root /bin/sh /sbin/cleanboot.sh reboot
15092 root /bin/sh /ffp/start/ctrl_fan.sh stop
15168 root sleep 60
15190 root sleep 60
15193 root shutdown
15194 root sh -c /sbin/cleanboot.sh shutdown 2>/dev/null
15195 root /bin/sh /sbin/cleanboot.sh shutdown
15204 root /bin/sh /ffp/start/ctrl_fan.sh stop
15222 root sleep 60
15230 root psEDIT: Problem solved! The cause of the problem was that I've added the ctrl_fan.sh script in my /ffp/start folder. This script contains an infinite loop which interupts the reboot/shutdown performed by cleanboot. My solution was to remove the infinite loop from the script, move the script to another folder than /ffp/start and execute the script from crontab instead. Now cleanboot seems to work.
Last edited by Eskas (2008-08-22 04:57:05)
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#57 2008-08-21 15:55:04
- Jimmie
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
timschuerewegen wrote:
Jimmie wrote:
However when I issue a shutdown, it just reboots as if it's a reboot.
I vi'd the cleanboot.sh (in share) and there's something like if $1 = shutdown then blabla
Now curious as I am I entered those 2 commands and bam my NAS was off (oopsyThis is a known bug in cleanboot 2.0
if [ $1 = shutdown ]; then
should actually be
if [ $1 = "shutdown" ]; then
Download and install cleanboot 2.0.4 (unofficial?) from here instead.
Thanks a lot!
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#58 2008-08-31 23:00:57
- SVD
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Some remarks concerning the cleanboot funplug.
I've installed the funplug 5.0 on a USB memory stick of 1Gb.
Rebooting or shutdown of the DNS323 is working fine what the hard disks concerns however the USB device isn't unmounted correctly and generates some failure messages in the dmesg file after starting up the device.
Isn't it possible to unmount the usb device correctly?
in the directory /etc/hotplug there you can find the following
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 22327 Dec 27 2005 usb.agent
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 10830 Dec 1 2006 usb.rc
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 14877 Dec 27 2005 usbcdmount
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 53019 Dec 27 2005 usbmount
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 15913 Dec 27 2005 usbumount
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 7758 Dec 27 2005 usbumountall
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 1007 Dec 27 2005 usbunloaddrv
can we use the usbumountall to correctly close the USB device. I've tried this but the system give a error message
/ffp/bin/sh: usbumountall: not found
any advice?
Next point if the RAID1 is not clean anymore it is not sufficient to perform a:
mdadm -A /dev/md0 /dev/sd[ab]2
e2fsck /dev/md0
one need also to clean the swap files which are located on each separate drive and accessible via:
sda4
sdb4
so the check need to be done as follows:
e2fsck /dev/sda4
e2fsck /dev/sda4
and for the USB device
e2fsck /dev/sdc1
system configuration
2 x 1Tb in RAID1 configuration
Fun plug 5.0 installed on USB device (1G)
Last edited by SVD (2008-08-31 23:03:17)
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#59 2008-09-22 05:37:48
- puterboy
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
pof wrote:
* Problem:
* How to shutdown your box after cleanboot has been installed:
telnet or ssh into your box and issue the command 'shutdown' or 'halt'.
NOTE: at the moment this is the only way to cleanly shutdown, if you do it either via the web panel or by pressing the button, the hard drives will not be cleanly unmounted.
* How to reboot your box after cleanboot has been installed:
There are several ways to reboot, all of them will umount the hard drives properly:
1) telnet or ssh into your box and issue the command 'reboot'.
2) issue a 'system restart' through the web administration panel
3) point your browser to http://your_nas_ip/goform/System_restart
What about pressing down and holding the blue-lit power button on the DNS-323? Does that work with cleanboot? If not can it be made to work?
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#60 2008-09-22 10:53:48
- timschuerewegen
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
puterboy wrote:
What about pressing down and holding the blue-lit power button on the DNS-323? Does that work with cleanboot? If not can it be made to work?
Because I always shut down my DNS-323 using the front power button and almost never use the reboot/shutdown command from telnet/ssh I decided to uninstall the cleanboot package and add instead support for a "fun_plug_shutdown" script. This script, which is executed when you shut down the DNS-323 using the front power button, stops all FFP services, unmounts my USB thumbdrive (from which FFP is running), etc. so that the DNS-323 can unmount its drives properly. Interested?
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#61 2008-09-22 11:30:51
- knireis
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
timschuerewegen wrote:
puterboy wrote:
What about pressing down and holding the blue-lit power button on the DNS-323? Does that work with cleanboot? If not can it be made to work?
Interested?
I am
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#62 2008-09-22 21:12:08
- puterboy
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Interesting - does your script also work with the other reboot/shutdown methods?
Because it would be nice to have one unified "cleanboot" type package...
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#63 2008-09-23 00:28:29
- puterboy
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Just wondering too whether it might make sense to add lines to the script that check to make sure that the permissions on the root partition directories are 777 to avoid the infamous chmod a+w on reboot.
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#64 2008-09-24 23:23:00
- puterboy
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Reboot is working fine for me but 'halt' either doesn't shut down or takes about an hour for the command to finally shut the machine day.
Not sure what is happening here...
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#65 2008-09-24 23:24:33
- puterboy
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
to clarify, as soon as I type "halt" the NAS becomes unreachable via telnet, ssh, and the web interface. Also smb file sharing stops.
But the NAS is still pingable...
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#66 2008-09-24 23:26:04
- puterboy
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
and for good measure the hardware reset button isn't responsive either...
I imagine it must be getting "stuck" somewhere in the shutdown process
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#67 2008-10-07 14:30:01
- nurunet
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
timschuerewegen wrote:
puterboy wrote:
What about pressing down and holding the blue-lit power button on the DNS-323? Does that work with cleanboot? If not can it be made to work?
Because I always shut down my DNS-323 using the front power button and almost never use the reboot/shutdown command from telnet/ssh I decided to uninstall the cleanboot package and add instead support for a "fun_plug_shutdown" script. This script, which is executed when you shut down the DNS-323 using the front power button, stops all FFP services, unmounts my USB thumbdrive (from which FFP is running), etc. so that the DNS-323 can unmount its drives properly. Interested?
Heck yeah! I'm not running PuTTY all the time, so this would be really sweet to have.
Conceptronic CH3SNAS FW 1.03, ffp from USB key.
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#68 2008-10-08 22:04:08
- nurunet
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Hi you all! I just installed cleanboot, entered "reboot" in PuTTY (ssh) and something seems to go terribly wrong. I get something like this, repeating itself all the time:
root@NAS:/mnt/HD_a2/usbstorage/ffp/start# $Shutting down SMB services:
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kill -l [exitstatus]
$Shutting down NMB services: kill: Usage: kill [-s sigspec | -signum | -sigspec] [pid | job]... or
kill -l [exitstatus]
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kill -l [exitstatus]
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This seems to be an endless loop. And there should be /mnt/HD_a* and /mnt/HD_b*.
Anybody knows what I can do? While this was running, I couldn't reboot via the web interface (although it stated success), had to use the CH3SNAS' button.
Last edited by nurunet (2008-10-08 22:18:27)
Conceptronic CH3SNAS FW 1.03, ffp from USB key.
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#69 2008-10-09 09:22:27
- RunaR
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Same thing here. That's the reason I removed cleaboot from my CH3SNAS.
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#70 2008-10-11 01:56:08
- SilentException
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
huh, i spent some time checking, testing and investigating cleanboot.sh script and attached here is my modified version
this is the modified version of marinalink's script: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2346-smal … nboot.html
i fixed a few bugs and added few things of my own (to suite my needs). included is even netcat debugging if you get stuck
have fun with it
Last edited by SilentException (2008-10-11 02:05:40)
D-Link DNS-323 v1.05 fun_plug-ed + many mods, 2 x 320GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 RAID0, Cat6 Gigabit Network, 9k Jumbo Frames, Average (WRITE): 19,32 MB/sec, Average (READ): 28,6 MB/sec
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#71 2008-10-11 11:51:59
- nurunet
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Hi SilentException,
how do I install your script? "funpkg -i cleanboot.tgz" does not work. Do I have to install marinalink's package first and the replace her cleanboot.sh with yours?
Regards
Ben
Last edited by nurunet (2008-10-11 11:53:25)
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#72 2008-10-12 02:02:16
- puterboy
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
SilentException wrote:
huh, i spent some time checking, testing and investigating cleanboot.sh script and attached here is my modified version
this is the modified version of marinalink's script: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2346-smal … nboot.html
i fixed a few bugs and added few things of my own (to suite my needs). included is even netcat debugging if you get stuck
have fun with it
SilentException, could you help clarify a couple of questions:
1. Is your version based off of the latest 2.0.4 version or was it forked earlier?
2. Is there a way to unify at least your bug fixes (if not also your enhancements) with the original trunk and to have a unified numbering system so that upgrades are easy and clear?
3. What bugs did you fix and what enhancements did you add?
Thanks!
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#73 2008-10-12 21:19:29
- SilentException
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
puterboy wrote:
SilentException wrote:
huh, i spent some time checking, testing and investigating cleanboot.sh script and attached here is my modified version
this is the modified version of marinalink's script: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2346-smal … nboot.html
i fixed a few bugs and added few things of my own (to suite my needs). included is even netcat debugging if you get stuck
have fun with itSilentException, could you help clarify a couple of questions:
1. Is your version based off of the latest 2.0.4 version or was it forked earlier?
2. Is there a way to unify at least your bug fixes (if not also your enhancements) with the original trunk and to have a unified numbering system so that upgrades are easy and clear?
3. What bugs did you fix and what enhancements did you add?
Thanks!
ok, here it goes:
1. this version is based on 2.0.4 version from marinalink in that thread i posted
2. 2.0.4 is based on original, mine is based on 2.0.4. since the original author of cleanboot (pof) wasn't around much lately, i could create new ffp package, version 2.0.5, open a thread and maintain it there.
3.
* i fixed all paths (when issuing restart via web interface there is no fun_plug path set) so awk command for example wouldnt be found, or xargs
* one thing i noticed is when there are no paths set right (web interface restart), many of the scripts from /ffp/start won't work.. here is the cut from the log file:
Code:
current 'set': USER='root' HOME='/' PS1='# ' OPTIND='1' PS2='> ' TERM='vt102' PPID='1811' PATH='/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin' SHELL='/bin/sh' IFS=' ' PWD='/' cleanboot: nothing to do :) Stopping ezipupdate... sed: illegal option -- i BusyBox v1.00-pre1 (2007.12.10-08:03+0000) multi-call binary Usage: sed [-nef] pattern [files...] Stopped WARNING: lighttpd: Not running WARNING: telnetd: Not running
lighttpd and telnetd were running btw..
therefore i added this lines at start of /ffp/etc/ffp.subr file:
Code:
if [ -z ${MAIL} ]; then
#setup the ENV variables if not found
#this can happen when running from crontab
echo "Environment variables not found, including fun_plug defaults."
. /ffp/etc/profile
fiif your startup/shutdown scripts aren't using ffp.subr but a custom start/stop methods (like mlnet.sh) you should add the same lines at start of those too
* added more kill lines (for /HD_ /USB). mine USB drive is mounted on /mnt/USB, if you use other replace it in the script
* pid check before kill when killing daemons from /ffp/etc/cleanboot.conf
* swapoff
* lsof kill
* cut command (not working) replaced with sed
* added some daemons in cleanboot.conf
D-Link DNS-323 v1.05 fun_plug-ed + many mods, 2 x 320GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 RAID0, Cat6 Gigabit Network, 9k Jumbo Frames, Average (WRITE): 19,32 MB/sec, Average (READ): 28,6 MB/sec
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#74 2008-10-14 00:54:51
- nurunet
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- From: Germany
- Registered: 2008-08-31
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Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
Would it maybe possible to integrate EnricoM's patch for CH3SNAS users? Without it, it won't run.
Cheers,
Ben
Conceptronic CH3SNAS FW 1.03, ffp from USB key.
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#75 2009-02-12 08:10:02
- MosaicPaul
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- Registered: 2008-12-31
- Posts: 10
Re: cleanboot 1.0 for DNS-323 / CH3SNAS
I've installed cleanboot 2.0.5 with ffp0.5 and I've been testing it. It seems to allow me to reboot cleanly, either through telnet or the admin web interface, but I can't shutdown cleanly. Whether I use the web interface's Shutdown, or I press the front panel button to shutdown, I subsequently get the EXT2-fs warnings in dmesg after the next boot.
timschuerewegen, you mentioned a script for shutting down cleanly from the front panel button; does that work? I'm desperate for at least some way of shutting down cleanly!
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