shutdown -r now
Thu, 2006-09-28 22:46
New problems arrived !
The command...
shutdown -r now
doesn't work ! The hard disk works like crazy, but at the end I need to press the "button" in order to shutdown the machine.
Only...
shutdown -h now
works !!!
Any suggestions ???
Using PuTTY in Fedora Core 5, kernel: 2.6.17-1.2187_FC5
Just use init 0.
Just use init 0.
Could you please explain a little bit more...
Thanks !
If you use
init 6as root in the terminal the computer should reboot, replace 6 with 0 if you wish to halt the system.dylunio
init 6has the same results with
shutdown -r nowSorry... no good !
:-( :-( :-(
If you use
init 6as root in the terminal the computer should reboot, replace 6 with 0 if you wish to halt the system.I personally always use
.
poweroffandrebootI think shutdown poweroff are symlinks to init 0, though I can not check.
IIRC some fedora versions have errors where by /sbin[s] are not in the $PATH.
Also, I think version 2, FC2 you needed it to be
telinit 0The solution was... just to and a few MB's of RAM !!!
;-)
Now everything is working just fine!
Heh, strange, your computer didn't have enough memory to reboot.
I've had this with some distros and not with others. I'm thinking it is a difference in what exact options they have compiled the kernel with and their compatibility with my BIOS. I don't know anything else as I've not looked further into it as I leave the system up and running all the time. It may not be the same, but I guess it's another lead to look into at least.