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David G.
David G.
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  1. Try poweroff -f. The -f flag should also wordwork for reboot and halt.
  2. Try Alt-SysRq-o

Note that either way, you should unmount everything you can first. At the very least, everything you mounted yourself.

  1. Try poweroff -f. The -f flag should also word for reboot and halt.
  2. Try Alt-SysRq-o

Note that either way, you should unmount everything you can first. At the very least, everything you mounted yourself.

  1. Try poweroff -f. The -f flag should also work for reboot and halt.
  2. Try Alt-SysRq-o

Note that either way, you should unmount everything you can first. At the very least, everything you mounted yourself.

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David G.
David G.
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  • 9
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  1. Try poweroff -f. The -f flag should also word for reboot and halt.
  2. Try Alt-SysRq-o

Note that either way, you should unmount everything you can first. At the very least, everything you mounted yourself.