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| Mark said the following on 1/5/2004 10:28 AM: > Is there a keyboard shortcut that will reboot a HP-UX system. > Something equivalent to ctrl-alt-del in windows? > > Thnaks First type the "e" key. Then, in succession, the "t", "c", the "/", the "r", the "e", the "b", the "o", the "o", and the "t". Then hit carriage return. 8^) -- Greg Cagle gregc at gregcagle dot com |
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| If you are on a (web)console try cntrl-b followed by <enter> <enter> and RE <enter>. Depending on firmware you may have to go to the right menu for this. Superdome, 8400 and 7410 systems have a very complicated firmware. Older systems like a K-clas have to be in service mode for this. Paul "Mark" <nicoll_mark@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:dd36953c.0401051028.17c6cd44@posting.google.c om... > Is there a keyboard shortcut that will reboot a HP-UX system. > Something equivalent to ctrl-alt-del in windows? > > Thnaks |
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| Mark wrote: > Is there a keyboard shortcut that will reboot a HP-UX system. > Something equivalent to ctrl-alt-del in windows? > > Thnaks Provided the account you use has the proper rights, I can imagine the next commands that can do a sort of reboot: reboot shutdown halt init poweroff All have options hence check the manualpage on the commands to find details on how they work, which options the use to do what kind of reboot. btw: the commands are some generally available commands on most unix systems, some might not be available on your system. btw: On a Sun workstation, at the console, you can do a <stop>-a (hold the key labeled <stop> and press the key next to the <capslock> key which is labeled A on most keyboards. This will halt/pause the machine and enter the boot-rom. I never heard of such a keyboard shortcut for HP-UX workstations. CBee |
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| Mark <nicoll_mark@hotmail.com> wrote: > Is there a keyboard shortcut that will reboot a HP-UX system. > Something equivalent to ctrl-alt-del in windows? Ctrl+LeftShift+Reset restarts the X server. This is not a full reboot but it might solve some problems with X windows. -- Pavel Pokorny Math Dept, Prague Institute of Chemical Technology http://www.vscht.cz/mat/Pavel.Pokorny |