ref: 5c1809afc89f0fc73f5a9b6b3251a846765c2a20
parent: 4f8e1cef8a662f5a85f82f99fa54f5af3431945a
author: 9ferno <gophone2015@gmail.com>
date: Wed Sep 1 04:00:58 EDT 2021
shutdown kfs64 using halt
--- a/dis/shutdown
+++ b/dis/shutdown
@@ -6,26 +6,24 @@
exit usage
}
cd /
-# the following is a bit pointless until kfs has halt
-# but, the sync will atleast write out all the dirty blocks
+
+ns | grep '/n/rootdisk/dis /dis' &&
+ unmount /n/rootdisk/dis /dis
+unmount /n/rootdisk /
+unmount /n/rootdisk
+
ftest -f /dis/disk/kfscmd.dis && { for(a in /chan/kfs.*.cmd){ b=${hd ${tl ${split '.' $a}}} ~ $"b '\*' || {- disk/kfscmd -n $b sync # halt
+ disk/kfscmd -n $b sync # though there is no write buffering yet
+ disk/kfscmd -n $b halt # only works for disk/kfs64
}
}
}
-
-# need a better way of doing this - this is dumb
-# there is no way to clean up all the mounts and binds
-ns | grep '/n/rootdisk/dis /dis' &&
- unmount /n/rootdisk/dis /dis
-unmount /n/rootdisk /
-unmount /n/rootdisk
status=()
-ns
+ns
if {~ $1 -r} {echo reboot >/dev/sysctl
} {~ $1 -h} {