Tech-Recipes: Fun with Reboot! | Solaris system administration | Tech-Recipes
Anonymous
· 6 years ago
An better way to do a reconfig reboot is to "touch /reconfigure" and run your favorite graceful reboot command(shutdown or init 6)
Anonymous
· 4 years ago
<ul id="quote"><h6>Anonymous wrote:</h6>An better way to do a reconfig reboot is to "touch /etc/reconfigure" and run your favorite graceful reboot command(shutdown or init 6)</ul>
*** make sure the reconfigure file is located in the /etc dir
lordmac
· 3 years ago
mmenache you are wrong. The "reconfigure" file should be placed in root directory /.
My tip: Try "devfsadm -v" instead of reboot - in most cases it works fine with hotplug hardware.
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*** make sure the reconfigure file is located in the /etc dir
My tip:
Try "devfsadm -v" instead of reboot - in most cases it works fine with hotplug hardware.