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The Linux common command grename command renames the name of the volume group.

Poweroff shuts down the Linux system, and the shutdown record is written to the / var/log/wtmp log file

Syntax poweroff [option] option-n is not synchronized before shutdown-p power off when called halt-v increases output, including message-Q reduces output error unique message-w does not actually shut down the system, but writes-f in the / var/log/wtmp file to force shutdown, without calling the shutdown example to shut down the Linux system.

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