Comment by mulmen 1 year ago There’s nothing about a reboot that precludes a graceful shutdown. 3 comments mulmen Reply gruez 1 year ago There's also no reason why a "reboot" can't be a "violent power cut", especially if the equipment in question doesn't hold any state. For instance, there's no reason why you'd need to go through a shutdown sequence for a printer. theviat 1 year ago Please tell my printer that. It becomes _very_ grumpy if it loses power instead of being shut down via its off button.And then it turns itself off if it's not used for a while. I hate printers. mulmen 1 year ago A reboot is just a boot after a shutdown. It doesn’t matter what kind of shutdown that is.
gruez 1 year ago There's also no reason why a "reboot" can't be a "violent power cut", especially if the equipment in question doesn't hold any state. For instance, there's no reason why you'd need to go through a shutdown sequence for a printer. theviat 1 year ago Please tell my printer that. It becomes _very_ grumpy if it loses power instead of being shut down via its off button.And then it turns itself off if it's not used for a while. I hate printers. mulmen 1 year ago A reboot is just a boot after a shutdown. It doesn’t matter what kind of shutdown that is.
theviat 1 year ago Please tell my printer that. It becomes _very_ grumpy if it loses power instead of being shut down via its off button.And then it turns itself off if it's not used for a while. I hate printers.
mulmen 1 year ago A reboot is just a boot after a shutdown. It doesn’t matter what kind of shutdown that is.
There's also no reason why a "reboot" can't be a "violent power cut", especially if the equipment in question doesn't hold any state. For instance, there's no reason why you'd need to go through a shutdown sequence for a printer.
Please tell my printer that. It becomes _very_ grumpy if it loses power instead of being shut down via its off button.
And then it turns itself off if it's not used for a while. I hate printers.
A reboot is just a boot after a shutdown. It doesn’t matter what kind of shutdown that is.