On Thu, 2012-03-15 at 18:42 +1000, Michael D. Setzer II wrote: > I've recently noticed that my classroom machines are acting > differently when using the power button to shut down. With past > versions and originally with Fedora 16, the power button would > cause it to do the same as a shutdown. But know it seems to go > into a hibernation mode, and the power light is blinking. > > Attempts to get it to wake up fail, and only pressing and holding > the power button in to shut it down, or removing power will get it to > go off. Then for some reason, it will then boot up, and then restart > again before going to a normal operation? > > Is there some setting to get the power button to do a shutdown > and not a hibernation or sleep? The system is not designed to have you shutdown the operating system by holding the power button. That is a hardware related issue. If you try that while running Windows it would give you an error message when you rebooted. To shut down you can either use the option in the menu or run: poweroff or run: shutdown -h
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