Re: [coLinux-users] 0.7.1 pre-release not properly 'shutting down'

[Henry N. <Hen...@Ar...>]

Jason Ahrens wrote:
> Henry Nestler wrote:
>> Ok. You have shutting down the linux by sending CTRL-ALT-DEL key code. 
>> After this should be follow a "daemon: service stopped." in the event
>> logger.
>>
>> Have you set to halt in your /etc/inittab?  If not, try this:
>>    # What to do when CTRL-ALT-DEL is pressed.
>>    ca:12345:ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -t1 -a -h now
>>   
> 
> Thanks! This seems to have done the trick!
> 
> I run a 'scratch' Gentoo image, so the default for that line was '-r
> now'. Worked fine in 0.6.4, but I guess the newer revisions have
> modified the behaviour a bit.

Yes, older coLinux has no "reboot". So, "-r" and "-h" was the same.

Found in changelog for the 0.7.0:
2005-02-12T18:35:53  da-x at colinux.org

	Improve rebooting support.
	 * Reason of Linux's termination is now brought to the knowledge
	   of the daemon, which decides whether to reboot or to abort.
	 * Ctrl-Alt-Shift-Del now sends Ctrl-Alt-Del in console-nt.
-- 
Henry