Automatic reboot
Your system can be configured to reboot automatically after a
panic or power outage by changing the /etc/default/init
PANICBOOT entry to YES. You can make this
change using the
System Defaults Manager
and selecting ``Boot parameters: init(1M),'' or use this
command line:
defadm init PANICBOOT=YES
NOTE:
If you set the system to automatically reboot after a panic,
you will lose the memory dump
that enables you to analyze the cause of the problem.
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.1 - 5 November 1999