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ID Category Severity Reproducibility Date Submitted Last Update
0001054 [BusyBox] Other minor always 09-27-06 14:19 02-19-08 04:06
Reporter Alain137 View Status public  
Assigned To BusyBox
Priority normal Resolution unable to reproduce  
Status closed   Product Version 1.2.x
Summary 0001054: (in v1.2.1) reboot no longer works
Description the reboot command no longer works (does nothing)

reboot -f (bypasses init) still works though
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(0001648)
vda
09-29-06 07:21

 I am convinced that doing reboot thru init is sheer insanity. It is prfectly possible to reboot machine using just a shell script with umounts, kills, and sync. I do it for many years.

It means that you need to analyze reboot problem in much more detail (to diff -u stage is best). Sorry.
 
(0001685)
E-Razor
10-03-06 12:12

 Same problem here, looks like there is something wrong with the sig-handler?

I tried different signals on init via `kill` without any reaction.
Anyway `reboot -f` works as mentioned in an earlier post.

I'm using a uclibc based system.

I also played a bit with strace and kill, looks like signaling works.
 
(0005164)
vda
02-19-08 04:06

 Just tested. Both reboot and "kill -TERM 1" work.
 

- Issue History
Date Modified Username Field Change
09-27-06 14:19 Alain137 New Issue
09-27-06 14:19 Alain137 Status new => assigned
09-27-06 14:19 Alain137 Assigned To  => BusyBox
09-29-06 07:21 vda Note Added: 0001648
10-03-06 12:12 E-Razor Note Added: 0001685
02-19-08 04:06 vda Status assigned => closed
02-19-08 04:06 vda Note Added: 0005164
02-19-08 04:06 vda Resolution open => unable to reproduce

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