Running the following sequence of commands is useful if you have a machine that tries to stop a lot of processes that take a long time to stop or might hang the shutdown process (e.g., unmounting NFS shares when there are NFS problems). Issuing this command assumes that it is ok to immediately terminate processes. You run the sync first to ensure that the local data is written to disk first (doesn't try syncing NFS data)
sync
reboot -fn
'shutdown -c' will kill a shutdown command that has been issued
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