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Description of problem:
Is there any way to schedule a system reboot at a specific time; ie:
18:25:00 on Dec 7 2004?

I have a number of nodes that have a small window of time (about 5
minutes) every hour during which a reboot would not adversely impact
my production work.  Having the ability to schedule a reboot 'as soon
as possible' or 'not before this time' is of little use to me, as it
will likely cause a host to reboot at an incovenient time.  And, this
will prevent my system from delivering data to my customer on time.

Thanks.

--Kirk

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.  Schedule a reboot on several systems for some time several hours
in the future.
2.  
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Actual Results:  Systems will reboot, randomly, some time after the
scheduled time.

Expected Results:  All system would reboot at exactly (or at least
within 1 minute of) the schedule time

Additional info: