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From: Michael Grant <mgrant-fbsd@grant.org>
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Subject: Re: effective use of serial console
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> From: Warner Losh <imp@village.org>
> You can always hack sio to make the break character call reboot rather 
> than debugger.

Once in the debugger, can't one call reboot manually?  How would you
do that?

But I suppose though if the machine is really wedged, nothing short of 
a power cycle is going to get it to reboot.

-Mike


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