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SubjectRe: Clear reboot?
Hi David.

> I have add some "feature" in the kernel to remote control it's
> reboot. When someone from a certain host trigger a certain port
> (like 24) for some times , the machine will reboot.

> I use machine_restart(NULL), But after reboot the ext2fs will
> have some bad inode or so. Is there any way to do sync before
> reboot ?

I've no idea why you'd want to do it that way, as it's simple enough
to just telnet in and type `reboot` to reset the thing...

I have my systems set up so I can log in as a specific non-root user
and the system reboots, or as a different user and the system shuts
down and powers off...

Best wishes from Riley.

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