[systemd-devel] issuing 'reboot' command does not print the familiar 'Restarting system.' message

[Reindl Harald]

Am 10.04.2015 um 10:13 schrieb Daniel Mack:
> If you want to omit that, and just tell the kernel to shutdown
> immediately without talking to PID 1, use the -f switch of the reboot
> commands

my god don't recommend the -f switch without mention that this skips 
*any* clean shutdown and leads in filesystem errors and possible data loss

we have on one machine the following alias because permanent hanging 
boots on machine with a lot of systemd-user processes casued by 
nss-mysql users and there is a reason for stop mysqld first, sync and 
touch /forcefsck first

alias reboot='/usr/bin/systemctl stop crond.service; /usr/bin/sleep 3; 
/usr/bin/systemctl stop mysqld.service; /usr/bin/touch /forcefsck; 
/usr/bin/sync; /usr/sbin/reboot -f'
         /usr/bin/systemctl

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