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.TH ninit\-reboot 8 "Dec 28, 2009"
.SH NAME
ninit-reboot \- reboot your system immediately
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B ninit\-reboot
.I RESTART
.br
.B niniy\-reboot
.I HALT
.br
.B ninit\-reboot
.I POWER_OFF
.br
.B ninit\-reboot
.I ENABLE_CAD
.br
.B ninit\-reboot
.I DISABLE_CAD
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B ninit\-reboot
is used to reboot your system.
It will not shut down services, unmount filesystems or notify
your users, but expects that this has already been done when it
is called.
.SH USAGE
To prevent accidential use of this application the parameters have to
be written in uppercase letters.
.TP 10
.I RESTART
restart (reboot) the system
.TP
.I HALT
halt the kernel
.TP
.I POWER_OFF
power off the system if possible (supported by hardware)
.TP
.I ENABLE_CAD
halt the system. Enable CTRL\-ALT\-DEL key to restart the system
after halt.
.TP
.I DISABLE_CAD
halt the system. Disable CTRL\-ALT\-DEL key to restart the system
after halt.
.SH AUTHOR
ninit\-reboot was contributed by Tommi Virtanen.
This manpage was partially written by Erich Schubert <[email protected]>
for the Debian GNU/Linux operating system.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
ninit(8), nsvc(8), ninit\-shutdown(8), nkillall(8)
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