shutdown.txt

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                                          SHUTDOWN [OS/2 ONLY]
     
     NAME SHUTDOWN - Prepare the system for power down.
     
     SYNTAX
     
     shutdown [/V | /Y | /N] | [/H | /?]
     
     USAGE
     
     Shutdown flushes  all buffer  to the disk and closes down
     the file  system. After  this the  system can  be  safely
     powered down or restarted with CONTROL-ALT-DEL. It can be
     used if  you run  OS/2 without  Presentation Manager with
     for example CMD.EXE as your only shell.
     
     Following options are recognized:
          - /V =  Verbose. Shows  the functions  as  they  are
          called. Can be used for learning OS-functions.
          - /?,/H = Help. Displays a short help.
          - /Y =  Yes. No confirmation is requested. System is
          shutdown.
          - /N =  No. No action is taken. Similar to answering
          N to confirmation message.
     
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