Syntax:
halt [OPTION]...
Options:
OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
-f, –force | It does not invoke shutdown. |
-w, –wtmp-only | It will not call shutdown or the reboot system call but writes the shutdown record to /var/log/wtmp file. |
-p, –poweroff | To behave as poweroff |
–verbose | Gives verbose messages when reebooting which helps in debugging problems with shutdown. |
Files:
◈ /var/log/wtmp : Consists a new runlevel record for the shutdown time.
◈ /var/run/utmp : Gets updated by a shutdown time record when the current runlevel will be read.
Example 1: To cease all CPU function on the system.
$halt
Output:
Broadcast message from ubuntu@ubuntu
root@ubuntu:/var/log# (/dev/pts/0) at 10:15...
The system is going down for halt NOW.
Example 2: To power off the system using halt command.
$halt -p
Output:
Broadcast message from ubuntu@ubuntu
(/dev/pts/0) at 10:16...
The system is going down for power off NOW.
Example 3: halt command with -w option to write shutdown record.
$halt -w
Note: For this, there will be no output on the screen.
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