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2004-01-09       - By Shane C Branch

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Ben Yau wrote:

>>And there it'll stay, will not turn off until I hit the off
>>switch on the box.
>>Did I miss something on the install? Or an option I can enable somewhere
>>hidden in front of me?
>>Again thanks in advance for any and help.
>>
>
>
> What command are you using to shut your box down?
> By default shutdown goes to runlevel 1 which is basically administrative or
> single user mode.  Poweroff (halt)  is runlevel 0. If you're using
> "shutdown" command try
> "shutdown -h"
>
> If you're using "init" command try
> "init 0"
>
>
>
using
# shutdown -h now

will take him to the screen he described. as i understand it, to get
that to power off the machine as well, you must have acpi set up.

--
regards,

shane




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