On 3/19/2013 11:40 AM, Frank Fesevur wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that the cygwin reboot works different then the reboot
command on my (debian based) Linux machines. The cygwin reboot
requires a time on the command line while the reboot on Linux doesn't
accept a time and reboots immediately.
Is there a reason why this is? I can create a patch, if wanted/needed.
Regards,
Frank
reboot on cygwin is just a link to shutdown
$ shutdown --help
Usage: shutdown [OPTION]... time
Bring the system down.
-f, --force Forces the execution.
-s, --shutdown The system will shutdown and power off (if supported)
-r, --reboot The system will reboot.
-h, --hibernate The system will suspend to disk (if supported)
-p, --suspend The system will suspend to RAM (if supported)
-a, --abort Aborts execution of formerly started shutdown.
-x, --exitex Use ExitWindowsEx rather than InitateSystemShutdown.
--help Display this help and exit.
--version Output version information and exit.
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