said:
Hi,
>My workaround is to do ctrl-alt-del, it says the system is rebooting, I
>wait until the BM menu appears and then turn off the power.
This is safe, albeit annoying.
>Is there a way to trouble shoot this. My first instinct is to say that
>Warp 4 is just getting too old.
My Warp4 install is older than yours. :-)
>have a hunch that there might be something in Seamonkey or a plugin that
>is causing the hang, but I don't have any rational evidence for that --
>just an emotional hunch.
It could be a lot of things. Are your Desktop INIs clean?
Wayward apps can prevent shutdowns for a number of reasons.
What you can do is use an app like top to figure out what's running and see what's still running when the shutdown fails. Top is handy because you can sort the apps by CPU usage. The hog is often the guity party.
Steven
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