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Subject: Re: hard reset
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I think that hard reset is when you poweroff your computer from the
power button so it is called hard reset and soft reset is done by the 
software so it is called soft reset.

Why do you want to make a hard reset?

Evren Yurtesen

Tomer Weller wrote:
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> Does FreeBSD do a hard reset or a soft reset ? (sorry for the newbie question)
> If it soft resets, how can I change that to hard ?
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