Cannot reboot system
Greetings, is there anyway to fix this issue? Thanks
root@win10-64bit:/# reboot System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate. Failed to connect to bus: Host is down Failed to talk to init daemon. root@win10-64bit:/# |
It says it is already down.
Did you by any chance interrupt the boot or get a prompt to enter root password to go to command prompt (i.e. single user or something less)? If you type "exit" does it do anything? Does halt or "reboot -f" do anything? Failing all else you could try physically power cycling the system (or if its a VM use the VM console to do the equivalent). |
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But the problem is that systemd is not running. The reboot command works by communicating with PID 1 via the DBUS. It looks like you launched your kernel with an alternative init, such as init=/bin/bash. If so, I believe the only way to reboot is to simply switch it off, or to exit the shell, which results in a panic. Then switch it back on. |
Are you using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)?
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