> Given the /dev/nit context, I presume we're talking Suns here, in > which case you can. > /usr/etc/reboot [ -dnq ] [ boot arguments ] [...] If you have a firmware password set, in my experience the PROM demands it when you reboot with arguments. (This is particularly annoying when booting single-user and fsck fixes / or /usr, because it demands the password again when the automated reboot happens.) This is perhaps an argument for setting a PROM password even for machines with physically secure consoles. der Mouse mouse@collatz.mcrcim.mcgill.edu