Linux Reboots Automatically after power off
Hi,
I am using Redhat 6. Whenever I shut down the system (no matter whether i use gui shutdown button or shut down before/after login or terminal commands -like shutdown -p, poweroff -f, halt --poweroff, init 0 etc.) system reboots automtically after a couple of seconds after the system shuts down. I tried disabling all 'wake-up/power-on' settings provided in BIOS, but the problem persists. With ACPI disabled it does not reboot but ends up in a message "system halted" (it does not power-off). What could be the problem? How shall I make it work with ACPI enabled? Thanks and regards, Kthurst |
System restart/shutdown automatically due to different runlevel
I thought there is some eroor on inittab file i.e
/vi /etc/inittab change the appropriate runlevel at bottom of inittab file there is field like id:5:initdefault(check this field) thankyou |
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