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reboot vs shutdown -r now
I used to think that the preferred command for instant restarting from the command line was "shutdown -r now" as opposed to "reboot". But for the searching I have patience for right now, the omnigoogle says that the two commands are functionally equivalent.
reboot vs shutdown -r now
If the OS X man pages are correct, shutdown -r and reboot are definitely NOT equivalent. The reboot command seems to just flush the filesystem cache, send first a SIGTERM and then a SIGKILL to all processes, and reboot. |
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