reboot not working
Hi All,
I am having a stange behavior of my system. I used to use the following command to reboot my system Shutdwon -r 0 It sometimes reboot my system and some time it is just halt the system. If I do the hard reboot there is no probem absolutely. I tried intit 6 this also behave in the same way. Also I want to know why reboot is having a softlink to halt reboot -> halt So reboot should do the same thing as halt? Thanks & Regards Gauri |
You should be able to reboot your system by hitting the key combination Ctrl-Alt-Del (this action is set in /etc/inittab), or by using any of the following commands: "reboot", "shutdown -r now", "init 6", "telinit 6".
To halt your system, you can use one of these commands: "halt", "shutdown -h now", "init 0", "telinit 0". For more info, you can check out the man pages for reboot, halt, shutdown, and init. Notice that halt and poweroff are different shutdown actions -- Debian sets the default action in /etc/default/halt. |
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