On Monday 10 November 2008 13:11, Vladimir Dronnikov wrote: > > reboot -f > > echo "Kernel has been instructed to reboot" > > while true; do sleep 9999; done > > > > because otherwise, if script exits, runsvdir > > will loop back and restart services, and this is definitely > > what you dont want to happen! > > Wonder what happens when init dies and kernel oopses? Does kernel > sync/umount filesystems? If so I'd let it be. > Wonder also does kernel sync/umount filesystems when one issues > reboot(whatever)? > > I still view some awkwardness in the procedure. You treat init as perpetuum > mobile of which we have to break a detail to get it stopped. I mostly tend > to treat it as a process that just exits when your system have accomplished > its task. Where am I wrong, Denys?
Boot with init=/bin/sh, and try exiting from that shell. You will see. -- vda _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://busybox.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/busybox
