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rebootTo reload the operating system, which restarts the computer. See boot.
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In the event of a server disaster, users reboot the server and press the space bar on the keyboard to activate the program, rolling back the system to the most recent backup point. If even marginally successful, however, it will not require reboot of OS's or unmount and remount for file systems or reinitialization of applications. After recycling on the small screen for a couple of years, the entire cast of ReBoot -- the popular computer-animated TV series produced by Vancouver--headquartered Mainframe Entertainment -- is back on the drawing board for new adventures with a "wash and brush--up," as Mainframe CEO and ReBoot creator Ian Pearson describes in charmingly old--school fashion. |
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