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Sanjeev ( 21 Dec 2012, 09:50)
Hi, in my linux machine i don't have sound card and which shutdown i get
message "Saving mixer settings alsactl: save_state: 1501: No soundcards
found ... [FAILED]", how to get rid of this message?
selvam ( 20 Nov 2012, 11:10)
this site very usefull
steve ( 14 Nov 2012, 22:48)
Sometimes when I use shutdown -h now, my system reboots rather than stays
shutdown. What causes this to happen?
Gabriel A. Cánepa ( 01 Aug 2012, 19:56)
@Edward Tari, GNU/Linux is the FULL operating system/kernel set (for
simplicity, let's just say it's the full operating system), while Linux
Mint is a linux distro - or Linux flavor if you wish. Linux Mint is based
in Ubuntu (another Linux distro) which in turn is based in Debian (yet
another distro). Linux Mint is a good choice to start for a newbie,
specially if they're coming from Windows.
Gabriel A. Cánepa ( 01 Aug 2012, 19:53)
@papabaks, make sure you are logged in as the root user before you issue
the 'shutdown -h now' (without quotes, of course ;)) command. There are
certain commands in GNU/Linux that can only be executed as the root user -
and shutdown is one of them.
yagyavrat arya ( 01 Apr 2012, 16:28)
init 0
papabaks ( 12 Mar 2012, 04:46)
i tried using the "shutdown -h now" command on my redhat but its telling me
"command not recognize" are mine missing something? pls...
Nikky ( 05 Mar 2012, 02:29)
Hello Bob(my new teacher),
I must say u r man of ur word..tutorials typed by u r really simple to
understand & work upon. Further, some commands , i would like furnish here
for shutdown & reboot that i know:
Shutdown: init 0
poweroff
Restart: init 6
reboot
to forcefully shutdown/restart:
reboot -f
poweroff -f
Bhob Rankesh ( 01 Mar 2012, 12:37)
What is difference in startup and shutdown computer?
Edward Tari ( 18 Feb 2012, 19:09)
What is the different's between GNU/Linux and Linux Mint?
Nazzareno ( 03 Jan 2012, 10:49)
In an redhat5, once shutdown the system with as root:
shutdown -h now
now, when I restart the system and connected as root then I have lost all
display tabs, i.e.: "Applications", "Places" and "System", so basically I
cannot use any display commands anymore through root user. On the contrary,
if I swift on another user, for example oracle, then I can see and work
fine all display commands. How can I fix this behavior and work fine again
with root user as?
santhoshkumar ( 17 Dec 2011, 03:43)
i need to shutdown my redhat linux in command method
but i would like to start automatically after sum some time what type of
command we used for that
pranab ( 16 Dec 2011, 09:38)
thanks
Vithu ( 29 Nov 2011, 00:53)
Thank you very very helpful....
theregkid ( 28 Oct 2011, 14:27)
.... i will never shutdown again... - cowers in fear-
amit ( 27 Sep 2011, 06:45)
thanks
Santhosh ( 02 Sep 2011, 10:18)
init 0 (to shutdown)
init 6 or reboot (to reboot)
in Redhot linux...
duvvuri ( 02 Jul 2011, 10:31)
there are other commands for turning off:-
(a) init
(b) poweroff
harmilap rahul ( 31 Mar 2011, 06:04)
this command are very useful now in my college
rahul singh ( 31 Mar 2011, 06:03)
this command are very useful...
constant_c ( 30 Mar 2011, 06:32)
If you want to shut down and then turn off the power, you can type
shutdown -P now
this shuts down the pc normally and after it turns off the power as well
zubair ( 21 Mar 2011, 04:35)
plz gv me a brief discription of grep command
Hakan ( 02 Mar 2011, 09:36)
As a newbie, I've been using the command "poweroff" version and now I
wonder if this is a non-standart command?
amy ( 20 Jan 2011, 15:05)
No doubt this is a very good site to know about linus. i have problem to
configure tomcat6. could you please add on tomcat6 details
Raj Narayan Verma ( 14 Dec 2010, 10:46)
Its very useful thanks
ravi ( 29 Nov 2010, 02:38)
disktop remote
AMAL ( 07 Nov 2010, 11:19)
thanku>>>>> very much
Jasbir Singh ( 11 Oct 2010, 06:38)
very goood site... thanks
dineshbabu ( 02 Sep 2010, 00:52)
thanks
jahirhuusain ( 16 Jul 2010, 04:46)
its very usefull,,, thanx to every one
vimal ( 08 Jun 2010, 22:49)
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