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command line factory reset

Rebel_Nation over 19 years ago

I need to do a comand line factory reset, any idea what the correct comand is?

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0 bagira over 19 years ago

Hello,
type /etc/init.d/factoryreset reset on the command line. After a rebbot, the factory reset is done.
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0 AdrienBelcourt over 19 years ago in reply to bagira

Thanks Bagira,

This post was a lifesaver for WebAdmin lockout situation. Need to collect these pearls together as a nice sauce to baste the manual in.
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