On Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 11:31:56AM -0500, David Boyes wrote: > IF you're already in CMS, just type profile to rerun the profile exec. > > If you're not in CMS and the userid is set up to run CMS (ie has a 191 > minidisk and links to MAINT 190), then either using hcp to run the IPL > CMS command will do, or the real share-nothing,take-no-prisoners IPL 190 > PARM CLEAR should do the trick (not recommended for large numbers of > guests). Both disrupt Linux, obviously.
And both will leave your disk in an inconsistent state, requiring fsck. Much better, IMHO, if you are or can easily be running a kernel with the shutdown/signal processing stuff in it, would be: Build a kernel with parmline support. Add Leland Lucius's patches to appropriately case the VMPOFF stuff. Heck, save it as an NSS just because you can. Then: IPL LINUXNSS PARM LINE VMPOFF="IPL CMS" Then, once it boots to Linux again, issue shutdown -h from the root prompt. Adam
