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user 71327
the act of rebooting the Pi or to clear any pending errors or events and bring it to normal condition or initial state.
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Remote reset to Rasberry Pi without remote desktop
I would know if there is a command to reset a Raspberry Pi without enter it with remote desktop (some like "reset 192.168.0.1 user=Pi pass=Password" or similar)
The problem is: I have a Raspberry Pi inside … a network, and when I reset it, it runs automatically Chromium with a start page. …
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