7.0;shut *DM*, revision 7.0, 83/08/16
SHUT -- Shut down system.
usage:  shut [-f]


FORMAT

  SHUT [-F]


  The  SHUT  command  exits  from the Display Manager and shuts down the system.
  The Display Manager first closes  all  windows  and  pads,  then  unloads  the
  operating  system (AEGIS) and enters the Mnemonic Debugger that resides in the
  node's boot PROM.  If user  processes  are  still  active,  the  SHUT  command
  attempts  to stop them.  If they stop normally, the shutdown proceeds.  If the
  Display Manager cannot stop them normally, the SHUT command aborts.

  The SHUT command has the same effect on system software as  turning  the  node
  power key to the OFF position or pressing the POWER DOWN button.

  To restart the system, type EX AEGIS in the Mnemonic Debugger.

  To force either log off or shut down, specify the -F option.  (The same effect
  can be achieved by reponding "y" to a request to blast processes  that  cannot
  be  closed normally.)  If you use this, however, be aware that some disk space
  may be lost if processes cannot be terminated normally.  To recover  the  disk
  space,  use  the  salvager SALVOL.  See the SALVOL (SALVAGE_VOLUME) command in
  the DOMAIN System Command Reference.


RELATED TOPICS

  More information is available.  Type:

  - HELP EX
   for details about exiting the DM to the Boot Shell without unloading AEGIS.

  - HELP LO
   for details about normal log off.

  - HELP SALVOL
   for details about recovering disk space.