Rebooting Sys V/386
Pat Myrto
pat at rwing.UUCP
Sun Mar 31 11:40:49 AEST 1991
In article <570 at bigfoot.first.gmd.de> tmh at prosun.first.gmd.de (Thomas Hoberg) writes:
> [ lots of previous thread deleted ... ]
>I don't know
>whether the system call uadmin will in some variation do without the
>"press any key to reboot" prompt on the console or not. I didn't want to try.
There HAS to be some way to do the reboot without the hang on the
"press any key to reboot" msg: running fsck -b on the root partition
returns the msg SYSTEM WILL REBOOT AUTOMATICALLY, and the reboot
starts without requiring ANY user intervention, no pause for pressing
a key, or anything. Probably whatever call fsck -b makes is what the
party wants... perhaps some variant of the uadmin(2) call?
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