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4th May 2012, 02:51 PM

kalzoubi Offline

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How to prompt user to manually shutdown system

Hi,

I am using "init 0" command to shutdown the system within my code. How can I modify this command (or other commands) to prompt the user to power off the system manually once it is safe to do so.

Thanks.

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