Grub2 stops in the menu and waits for keypress after dirty power-off
Petr Jakeš
petr.jakes at tpc.cz
Thu Jan 14 13:57:54 UTC 2010
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> May I ask why you are turning the poweroff on your server anyway?
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> What kind of server are you running that requires a poweroff?
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> I know this beside the point, but I'm just curious as to why you'd
> choose to switch it off.
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> Cheers.
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A lot of PC act as a server, but it is not a real "production server" as you
maybe have in mind.
Some of such a "servers" do not have UPS and/or monitor/keyboar (embedded
devices) and some time they are located far away from your home/office, so
prompt action (keypress) can not be performed.
Examples:
Home NAS
Weather monitoring server
PC running in the car (GPS, wifi etc..)
Ubuntu minimal install is ideal for some of them. I am scripting GPS logger
+ WiFi fpt transfer application based on the Alix3d3 (AMD Geode)
motherboard, which consumes about 4W. Here I am using Ubuntu minimal server
as well :D
Regards
Petr
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