From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.78 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.4.9-13.1 i686) Description of problem: All scsi partitions mounted thru my scsi pcmcia controllers (apa1460 or apa1480a, the latest using aic7xxx_mod) are not properly unmounted at shutdown. Actually the system stops the pcmcia services WITHOUT unmounting the scsi partitions and then hangs with a kernel OOPS... when trying to unmount all filesystem later. This is a very bad bug which is there since the "new" kernel based pcmcia package (yenta_socket) and was never there with the previous pcmcia modules. Also 7.1 is affected as well. You can easily crash the system at shutdown time and trash the scsi disks of course. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.mount a scsi partition thru a pcmcia scsi controller using aic7xxx_mod (I used an Adaptec apa1480a) 2.shutdown the machine without manually unmounting the partition 3.look at the resulting kernel oops Actual Results: the machine got a kernel panic Expected Results: an orderly done shutdown with proper unmounting of the relevant partitions BEFORE shutting down the pcmcia services Additional info: I have RH7.2 with all updates installed on a Latitude C800 with an Adapted apa1480a adapter and one scsi hd, one fuijtsu MO drive and one Yamaha CR/W write attached to the scsi chain. The problem appears on both the hd and the MO, whichever is mounted, and it was there as well on RH7.1 (I just upgraded and discovered it was not fixed)
It is nice to see how nasty bugs are solved quickly... of course still there in valhalla
going through old unclosed bugs.. Did this ever get resolved? Does this problem still exist in our current Fedora/RHEL products ? Please reopen if this is still a problem. Thanks.