1.0.0

README.md

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 Restart init.
 
 ```text
-WARNING: This utility has not been thoroughly tested. It could freeze the machine or panic the kernel.
-         Maybe it won't, but anyway, make sure you have viewed each line of its code and that you fully understand them.
-
-
 Usage:
  reinit [-i <newinit>] [-r <newroot> [-o <putold>]] [options] [-- init_options]
 
@@ -15,11 +11,13 @@ Options:
  -i, --newinit  the file to execute as the new init;     default: current init
  -r, --newroot  the mountpoint to use as new root;       default: /
  -o, --putold   the path to mount the old root if --newroot is set;  default: /._tmp_reinit/putold
+ -b, --bbinit   use busybox as the new init; you'll need to spicify an applet in init_options
 
- -b, --bbinit   use busybox as the new init
- -k, --nokill   do not kill old processes; PIDs of old processes will be stored in environment variable $oldproc
- -s, --nostop   do not stop old processes (implies --nokill); may make the kernel panic when used with -r
- -f, --keepfd   do not close fds for the new init
+ -k, --nokill      do not kill old processes; PIDs of old processes will be stored in environment variable $oldproc
+ -s, --nostop      do not stop old processes (implies --nokill); may make the kernel panic when used with -r
+ -f, --keepfd      do not close fds for the new init
+ -u, --umount      umount /proc, /dev, /sys, /run, /tmp (default when newroot == / && !nostop)
+     --no-umount   do not umount /proc, /dev, /sys, /run, /tmp (default)
 
  -h, --help     display this help
  -V, --version  display version