If the kernel were to keep track of something happening to init (perhaps
a "halt" should cause init to simply exit with status of 0?), once init
were to exit normally the kernel could then do the cleanup of that par-
ticular inode and do a few minor consistency checks before giving up the
ghost and going back to the monitor or the "Press any key to reboot..."
message.



				--*greywolf;
--
Greywolf's postulate #1:
	If your OS and/or machine absolutely cannot autoboot without manual
	intervention, it isn't worth jack.
		-- from the notebooks of another heretic.