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The reboot command is used to reboot the system, from the current run level to the default run level, and not to change to any other run level. The reboot command has

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several options. You can use the l flag to prevent the recording of the system halt in the system log, which it normally attempts before halting the CPU. The n option prevents the refreshing of the superblock, which is performed by default, to prevent damage to mounted file systems. The most extreme option is q, which does not attempt any kind of fancy actions before shutting down the system and rebooting. In addition, reboot accepts the standard parameters passed to the boot command, if they are preceded by two dashes and are placed after the reboot parameters (described in the preceding paragraph) on the command line. For example, to perform a configuration reboot, without recording an entry in the system log, you could use the following command:

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Performing a reconfiguration boot involves updating the hardware configuration for the system. If you add new hardware to the system, other than a disk, you must bring the system down to the hardware maintenance state (level 0) before you can insert the new device. In addition, you must notify the system of a reconfiguration reboot either by booting from the OpenBoot PROM monitor with the command boot -r or by creating an empty file called /reconfigure before changing to run-level 0. You can achieve this by using the command touch /reconfigure. Be sure to remove the /reconfigure file after the system has been reconfigured (if necessary).

The poweroff command is used to rapidly shut down the system and switch off power (like switching to run-level 5), without cycling through any intermediate run levels and executing the kill scripts specified for those run levels. This ensures that you can achieve a very fast shutdown when emergency situations dictate that the system cannot remain live, even with the risk of data loss. For example, if a system is under a denial of service attack, and the decision is made to pull the plug on the service, the poweroff command shuts it down much faster than init or shutdown. The CPU is halted as quickly as possible, no matter what the run level. The poweroff command has several options. You can use the l flag to prevent the recording of the system halt in the system log, which it normally attempts before halting the CPU. The n option prevents the refreshing of the superblock, which is performed by default, to prevent damage to mounted file systems. The most extreme option is q, which does not attempt any kind of fancy actions before shutting down.

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As you look at your screen, notice that the Address Bar is in the upper left side of the screen. This displays the current web address. To the right is the Search window. By default, this is set to Google search, but you can change that if you want. At the bottom of the screen are five icons: Back, Forward, Add Bookmark, Bookmarks, and Pages view.

You can use the halt command to rapidly shut down the system, to the OpenBoot PROM monitor, without cycling through any intermediate run levels and executing the kill scripts specified for those run levels. Like the poweroff command, this ensures a rapid shutdown. Also, the halt command has the same options as poweroff.

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