On Monday, 04/05/2004 at 07:27 CST, Ferguson, Neale
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shutdown combined with the signal service will result in an orderly
shutdown
with no need for fsck at boot. Force just gets rid of the virtual
machine
without it being able to cleanly exit this life.
-Original
on occassion, we need to do a poweron/reset of our z800. I would like a
way to issue a 'shutdown -h 5' command to each linux guest from a vm
exec. Can this be done? If someone has done this, would they be
willing to share the code?
tia, Scorch
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 18:00, Scorch Burnet wrote:
on occassion, we need to do a poweron/reset of our z800. I would like a
way to issue a 'shutdown -h 5' command to each linux guest from a vm
exec. Can this be done? If someone has done this, would they be
willing to share the code?
You
So many ways to skin this cat.
on occassion, we need to do a poweron/reset of our z800. I would like a
way to issue a 'shutdown -h 5' command to each linux guest from a vm
exec. Can this be done? If someone has done this, would they be
willing to share the code?
Neale and Adam both just
z/VM is 4.4 with SLES8
What constitutes the right stuff in the /etc/inittab?
Ferguson, Neale wrote:
What level of z/VM and Linux are you using? If you are at the right level
then a #CP SIGNAL SHUTDOWN user WITHIN nn will get your guests to
shutdown (if the /etc/inittab has the right stuff in
Thanks everyone
Ferguson, Neale wrote:
# z/VM or LPAR is shutting down
ca:12345:ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -h now
When you've updated this, issue telinit -q to get init to re-read the table.
-Original Message-
z/VM is 4.4 with SLES8
What constitutes the right stuff in the /etc/inittab?
Neale and Adam both just (simultaneously! in stereo!) recommended
'CP SIGNAL SHUTDOWN', which is probably the best way.
It can be actually even easier than that if you enable the signals in the
SYSTEM CONFIG something like this:
Set shutdowntime 30 /* system default - this is for
What's the difference between the force command and cp signal shutdown?
We've been using the force, since that's the command that I found first.
Should we change our procedures?
Thanks
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Shutdown combined with the signal service will result in an orderly shutdown
with no need for fsck at boot. Force just gets rid of the virtual machine
without it being able to cleanly exit this life.
-Original Message-
What's the difference between the force command and cp signal
What's the difference between the force command and cp signal
shutdown?
It's like the difference between hitting someone over the head with an axe
and asking them politely to leave and clean up their mess before they go.
We've been using the force, since that's the command that I
found
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