ShutDown -r

Please give *ShutDown a reboot option.

+1

A couple of lines of BASIC ought to do it.

*Close
*Shutdown
SYS "OS_Reset"

Call it something like “KickMeHard” and stick it in $.!Boot.Library.

Then, when you want a hard reboot, just enter *KickMeHard and it’ll do it…

It’s a fairly trivial change to FileSwitch FSCommands and its *Command definition to allow 1 parameter.

   49: ShutDown_Code ALTENTRY
   50: 
   51:         MOV     r4, #FSControl_ShutDown
   52:         B       %BT30

change to:

MOV     r4, #FSControl_ShutDown
TEQ     R1, #1
LDREQB  R1, [R0, #0]
TEQEQ   R1, #ASC"-"
LDREQB  R1, [R0, #1]
BICEQ   R1, R1, #32
TEQEQ   R1, #ASC"R"
Push    "pc",EQ
B       %BT30
SWI     "OS_Reset"

A couple of lines of BASIC ought to do it

I think Jon was asking for something where the equivalent of the Unix/Linux “shutdown -r” produced a shutdown and reboot.

Which, I think, is what TaskManager_Shutdown is supposed to do when bit 5 is set. Quite a useful modification to Switcher I would have thought.

And in a posting crossing with mine he basically affirms that.