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Re: enclosed ...
- To: Not On Our Customer File <wpaladin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: enclosed ...
- From: Chuck Robey <chuckr@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 22:24:05 -0500 (EST)
- Cc: questions@xxxxxxxxxxx
- In-reply-to: <199501080012.QAA00955@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Sender: questions-owner@xxxxxxxxxxx
On Sat, 7 Jan 1995, Not On Our Customer File wrote:
> Hi:
> 1. System shutdown via "shutdown now" does not get to
> a message such as "You may power the system off".
> Instead you are prompted for the path of a shell or
> <cr> as default but the system will reboot if any key
> board activity follows; eg. exit. No shutting down crontab.
shutdown moves you to single user, great for maintenance items like
messing with your libararies.
shutdown -r does a reset
shutdown -h does the halt
All of them need a time parameter, like "now".
>
> 2. CDROM case proclaims JPEG, XView, emacs, ghostscript etc.
>
> *** BUT they're not there ...
> where are the adver. utiliies ?
> -- Bill Paladino
>
Take a look at packages directory, try it with the pkg_info and pkg_add
commands, you'll love it (do it as root!). These are pre-compiled
binaries, and the pkg_xxx commands do all the installation dirty work for
you. Don't forget, after you've added the neat packages you'll find, to
do a rehash command so your shell session can find them.....
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