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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Latest revision as of 19:32, 20 August 2017
Introduction
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SystemReboot is a command that is used to restart the operating system either by using hard reset or soft reset methods.
It can be used either from the CLI as a regular text command or alternatively from the Workbench screen in GUI mode |
Usage
commands/SystemReboot
NAME
SystemReboot - Reboot the system after a delay. A requester can be displayed allowing the user to cancel before the timeout
FORMAT
SystemReboot [TIMEOUT <n>] [SOFT] [CRITICAL <n>] [GUI]
TEMPLATE
"SOFT/S,TIMEOUT/K/N,CRITICAL/K/N,GUI/S"
FUNCTION
OPTIONS
SOFT/S Attempt a soft reset if set, other wise a full system reset wil be performed
TIMEOUT/K/N Wait for this number of seconds before rebooting
CRITICAL/K/N Set the time when applications are sent the quit message and the progress bar turns red to indicate the user has only a short time to abort the reboot.
GUI/S Open the GUI. When launched from the shell by default the countdown will be printed to the console, and can be interupted with a CTRL-C. Adding the GUI swich, will force the opening of the requester window instead. When started from Workbench the requester window always opens and this option is ignored.