on linux stack (or your ubuntu laptop):
sudo cp iver-shutdown wafer-shutdown /usr/local/bin/.

on wafer:
copy VBNC.exe to c:\windows\system32
copy sc.exe to c:\windows\system32
copy NTRESKIT\srvany.exe to c:\windows\system32

from windows command terminal create windows service 
(whitespace between binPath= and "c:\window\..." is real):
sc create "VBNC" binPath= "c:\windows\system32\srvany.exe"

open up registry via regedit and go to:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM \CurrentControlSet \Services \VBNC]

* add key "Parameters" to VBNC
* under "Parameters" 
  - add string "Application"="c:\windows\system32\vbnc.exe"
  - add string "AppDirectory"="c:\windows\temp"

reboot wafer

after reboot, goto "Settings"->"Control Panel"->"Administrative Tools"->"Services"
click on "VBNC"
* on the General Tab set Startup Type to "Automatic"
* on the Recovery Tab set First and Second Failure to "Restart the Service"
* on the General Tab push start button if it is not started.

you should now be all set to run iver-shutdown from the iver linux
terminal and both stacks will do a graceful shutdown:

#locallly from the iverXX terminal window
sudo iver-shutdown

#remotely from your laptop
iver-shutdown iver28-wifi

note that you still have to physically kill power with the key fobb to
turn *off* the vehicle.
