On Sep 25,  9:21pm, "Colin Wood" wrote:
>Larry E Kollar wrote:
>> Second, thanks for all the "shutdown" info.  I was looking for an
>> equivalent to selecting "Shut Down" from the Finder; "shutdown -h now"
>> doesn't quite do that.  So I guess I have to boot back into the MacOS
>> then do the shutdown from there.  Oh well.
>
>Uh....what's different?  When I do 'shutdown -h now' on my IIci, it pretty
>much shuts down then.  Even on my SE/30, it tells me it's ok to turn off
>the machine :-)

Same for my Mac II and C610, respectively.

~Steve

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