Ted
thanks for committing the reboot fix.
http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=117884845913475&w=2
once upon a time tedu scribbled:
it's silly for reboot to poweroff. adapted from diff by diana eichert
On Wed, 25 Apr 2007, Diana Eichert wrote:
on further perusal through reboot.c I see where the "-p" switch only works if
program is called as halt.
case 'p':
/* Only works if we're called as halt. */
if (dohalt) {
On Wed, 25 Apr 2007, Diana Eichert wrote:
Now I have another question. In order to get power down to work, you have to
set "powerdown=YES" to power down the unit. Now that's pretty obvious, but
why when you run "shutdown -r"/"reboot" does the system power down? Doesn't
that obviate the reboo
The power button problem I reported in an earlier thread was resolved with
a newer kernel.
Now I have another question. In order to get power down to work, you have
to set "powerdown=YES" to power down the unit. Now that's pretty obvious,
but why when you run "shutdown -r"/"reboot" does the
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