The package systemd-sysv is not installed on my PC. 04.06.2014, 23:16, "Khalid Aziz" <kha...@debian.org>: > On Fri, 2014-05-30 at 17:57 +0300, Victor Porton wrote: >> 30.05.2014, 17:52, "Khalid Aziz" <kha...@debian.org>: >>> On Fri, 2014-05-30 at 16:51 +0300, Victor Porton wrote: >>>> 30.05.2014, 16:32, "Khalid Aziz" <kha...@debian.org>: >>>>> That means you are seeing the gnome issue. I have seen it on my machines >>>>> for some time where just plain reboot with kexec disabled only brings me >>>>> to login screen or the getty prompt. It definitely does that when any >>>>> user, even myself, is logged in on any of the virtual consoles or logged >>>>> in remotely. If kexec reboot works from virtual console, kexec is >>>>> working normally. I suspect you will see the same problem with reboot >>>>> even if you disable kexec. >>>> `sudo reboot` (without kexec) works for me both from virtual console and >>>> gnome terminal. >>> Are you using sysvinit or systemd? >> Both are installed. I am not sure which of them runs. I think it is >> sysvinit, but I'm not sure. >> >> -- >> Victor Porton - http://portonvictor.org > > I spent some time playing with kexec-tools with systemd installed. > kexec-tools is definitely not systemd-ready. If you do have systemd-sysv > package installed, you are running systemd, and kexec-tools is unlikely > to initiate a kexec reboot. Can you verify if you are on systemd or > sysvinit? > > -- > Khalid
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