02-02-2022, 03:06 AM
RsrvKick is the same as RsrvMem (which was released for EMPLANT) - I forgot I renamed that. RsrvKick has the -r option you could try.
I would boot your machine like normal, go to a CLI and type:
rsrvkick -r {hit enter}
...and see what happens. Your machine should reboot. Do the same thing again and this time it should not reboot, but just exit. That means it is installed. RsrvKick always does a reboot the first time it is ran, and it needs to be the very first thing in your s: startup-sequence file.... not the 2nd, 3rd, or 10th - the VERY 1st!
I would boot your machine like normal, go to a CLI and type:
rsrvkick -r {hit enter}
...and see what happens. Your machine should reboot. Do the same thing again and this time it should not reboot, but just exit. That means it is installed. RsrvKick always does a reboot the first time it is ran, and it needs to be the very first thing in your s: startup-sequence file.... not the 2nd, 3rd, or 10th - the VERY 1st!