On 2023-08-18 2:44 a.m., Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
> [Jesse Smith]
>> The big change in this release is the addition of the "halt -k"
>> command, which will trigger a kexec (kernel exec without full reboot).
> Are you talking about 'reboot -k'? I would expect 'halt' to always stop
> the machine,
[Jesse Smith]
> The big change in this release is the addition of the "halt -k"
> command, which will trigger a kexec (kernel exec without full reboot).
Are you talking about 'reboot -k'? I would expect 'halt' to always stop
the machine, not reboot it...
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Happy hacking
Petter Reinholdtsen
Hello init lovers! There is a new release of SysV init now available.
The new version is 3.08 which imports patches from Gentoo and touches up
some documentation.
The big change in this release is the addition of the "halt -k" command,
which will trigger a kexec (kernel exec without f
I am pleased to announced the release of SysV init 3.01. The new version
is minor and contains just two notable changes.
The first is that pidof will now show processes in the uninterruptable
sleep (D) state by default. In the past seeing processes in the "D"
state required using the "-z" flag. Th
I am pleased to report the release of new versions of SysV init, along
with its helper programs insserv, and startpar. This is a fairly tame
release that mostly focuses on minor clean-ups, correcting some
documentation, and polishing the Makefiles. The changes are shown below.
Usually do a beta t
