Dear List:
I can soft-shutdown my Win98(ie , I dont need to press
power-button to close power)
But I found that I cant do it on Redhat70 by typing "shutdown
now".
Could you give some clue ?
Thanks in advance!
Henry
shutdown -h now
shuts down the pc from the command prompt
also
halt
and
telinit 6
I believe
Regards
Christopher Booth
shutdown now work on Solaris from memory
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 18:16:01 +1000
henry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear List:
I can soft-shutdown my Win98(ie , I dont
I can soft-shutdown my Win98(ie , I dont need to press power-button to
close power)
But I found that I cant do it on Redhat70 by typing shutdown now.
Could you give some clue ?
in the past I've had to recompile the kernel and enable all
the apm/power management stuff to make shutdown
On Wed, 2002-04-24 at 18:42, David Fitch wrote:
I can soft-shutdown my Win98(ie , I dont need to press power-button to
close power)
But I found that I cant do it on Redhat70 by typing shutdown now.
Could you give some clue ?
in the past I've had to recompile the kernel and enable
If the power management isn't compiled in, maybe RedHat have made it a
module. If they have, it will be called apm, so you can load it with
modprobe apm. Then try the shutdown -h now.
Rob
DaZZa wrote:
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, henry wrote:
I can soft-shutdown my Win98(ie , I dont need to press
