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01-07-2007, 10:32 PM
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Script Help
Actually, I want the computer to reboot, not shutdown. For a shutdown, couldn't I just do that via the SD interface itself?
Also, I tried something similar with terminal but got myself confused (novice here.) I saved code in TextEdit, then opened Terminal and did the chmod +x, hit return, and then dragged the saved file into terminal to set the path. However, does this do something to the text file itself? Or, do I have to save the terminal as something? Sorry for being so numb. scott 
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