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From: MrG
On Feb 28, 11:36 am, "Alex Taylor" wrote:
> On Sun, 27 Feb 2011 13:37:35 UTC, "Mr. Burns"
> wrote:
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> > Most of the time, shutdown doesn't complete on my OS/2 4.52 system.
>
> > I often end up using ctrl-alt-del to "close" the system.
>
> > - Any suggestions to troubleshoot the (no) shutdown issue?
>
> This happens to me quite a lot recently. The problem appears to be
> SeaMonkey getting stuck in a zombie state, which in turn is almost
> certainly caused by the Flash 10 plugin beta.
>
> I'd suggest checking the list of running processes when the shutdown
> hang occurs. First look to see if there are any apps which you
> thought you'd closed, but which still show up as running.
>
> If nothing obvious presents itself, you could try killing processes
> one-by-one (avoid killing important system processes, though). If
> shutdown suddenly continues after killing a particular process, you've
> probably isolated the problem. OTOH, if a particular process refuses
> to die when you kill it, that may also be suggestive.
>
> --
> Alex Taylor
> Fukushima, Japanhttp://www.socis.ca/~ataylo00
>
> Please take off hat when replying.
I also started having this problem with FF. It started right after the
udate to ad block plus 1.3.1 or .2, but I found out that it was the
subscription to 'easy list' that was causing the problem. There has to
be one or more of the filters which is somehow doing this. I also
found this to be the case with a couple other list subscriptions. I
just experimented with lists until the problem disappeared. I
concluded that it was not ad block itself, but something in the filter
lists was at fault. I did not investigate further. Sounds strange, but
thats how it was on my machine. Maybe it might be of some help to you
and the OP.
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