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The method I use to shut down my box is as follows :
shutdown +3 -h logout the box indicates shutdown complete, so I switch off the power. When I reboot next time I get a Warning message in the bootup screen stating the that it was not shutdown correctly. being a newbie I'm kind of hoping for the correct method to stop these messages. |
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the final message should be something like
"system halted" i am not sure how much of a difference it makes, but shutdown wants the argument first, then time, ie: shutdown -h +4 however if you use -t to specify amount of seconds until shutdown, then -t comes before desired action, -h. try it with -h first. shutdown -h +3 |
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