kubuntu lock up on shut down

[bobp]

I am having problems with 8.04 LTS locking up on shutdown. The OS has done this since the day that I performed a fresh installation of 8.04 on my P4.

Here is the screen information that is displayed when the machine locks up. No other information is visible on the screen.

<snip>
bogl_init failed: reading screen info: Inappropriate ioctl for device
screen init failed
[ 4405.716392] CIFS VFS: server not responding
[ 4405.716447] CIFS VFS: No response for cmd 50 mid 129
</snip>

[bobp (custom-basses)]

to regain control of the machine i have to press the reset switch.

[Marcus Asshauer (mcas)]

Thank you for reporting this bug. Do you have a smb/cifs share mounted on your computer when this happens?

[bobp (custom-basses)]

yes. but i am confused by how that could be related to the malfunction of the screen device.

[bobp (custom-basses)]

i might add that i believe that i had this problem on installation, before i ever mounted any samba shares. at any rate, i don't know if the shares are still mounted when this happens; i can tell you that they were mounted before i started the shutdown procedure, and they appear not to be being shut down properly, if that helps any.

[Marcus Asshauer (mcas)]

Please try to shutdown your computer after you umount the samba shares. If this helps your bug is a duplicate of bug 228947.

[bobp (custom-basses)]

manually unmounting all of the samba shares seems to have solved the problem.
it looks like this bug is a duplicate of the one previously cited.

before closing this bug as a duplicate of the other, is there a workaround that i could use to modify the logoff scripts?
i have 8 samba shares mounted and i would rather not have to perform this task manually with each shutdown.

thanks.