Ubuntu 25.10 on a Max+ 395: “shutdown -r now” actually powers the machine off. Unnecessary to say that this is not what I want. The same command on Debian (Trixie) works.
Any ideas?
Ubuntu 25.10 on a Max+ 395: “shutdown -r now” actually powers the machine off. Unnecessary to say that this is not what I want. The same command on Debian (Trixie) works.
Any ideas?
In both Debian Trixie and Ubuntu 25.10, shutdown is provided by systemd, so you might have more success with sudo systemctl reboot.
I just type “sudo reboot” in ubuntu 24.04 on FW16 7840HS. I assume 25.10 would be the same and would work on the FW Desktop.
shutdown (without “-f”) and “reboot” both ask systemd for the shutdown, so that’s not the problem.