Hi, I was looking at the implementation of busybox's reboot while trying to trace a bug that causes my system to hang when rebooting. I noticed that the reboot command performs a sync(), then kills processes and reboots, which could potentially cause a bug where processes write to the filesystem after the sync before they are killed. On the other hand, in util-linux's implementation of reboot, the processes are killed first, then a sync() and reboot are done. Is there a reason why BusyBox's implementation is different, or is it a bug?
Thanks, Venkat Kuruturi
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