Examples of org.jnode.driver.DeviceManager.stop()

org.jnode.driver.DeviceManager.stop()
Stop a given device. The device must have been registered. This method blocks until the device has been stopped. @param device @throws DeviceNotFoundException The device has not been registered. @throws DriverException

                log.error("Cannot create tmp on ramdisk");
            }


            // restart the device
            log.info("Restart initrd ramdisk");
            dm.stop(dev);
            dm.start(dev);


            log.info("/jnode ready.");
        } catch (NameNotFoundException e) {
            throw new PluginException(e);

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        Formatter<T> formatter = getFormatter();
        formatter.format(dev);


        // restart the device
        final DeviceManager dm = InitialNaming.lookup(DeviceManager.NAME);
        dm.stop(dev);
        dm.start(dev);
    }
}

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        reloadMBR();


        // restart the device
        try {
            DeviceManager devMan = DeviceUtils.getDeviceManager();
            devMan.stop(current);
            devMan.start(current);
        } catch (DeviceNotFoundException e) {
            throw new Exception("error while restarting device", e);
        } catch (DriverException e) {
            throw new Exception("error while restarting device", e);

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    public static void restart(Device device) {
        DeviceManager devMan;
        try {
            devMan = org.jnode.driver.DeviceUtils.getDeviceManager();


            devMan.stop(device);
            devMan.start(device);
        } catch (NameNotFoundException e) {
            log.error(e);
        } catch (DeviceNotFoundException e) {
            log.error(e);

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