On 9/15/97 at 10:57 AM -0500, you wrote:

> Oh, BTW, is there any way to completely shut down the computer from NetBSD
> without rebooting into MacOS first?

Sure. Instead of what you're probably doing now, id est

	shutdown -r now

try, instead:

	shutdown now

which will put you in single-user mode. (You can actually go back and forth
between the two this way, without rebooting.)

Anyway, once you're at your single-user prompt, type:

	halt

and wait for it to tell you that it's okay to shut down.

Voila!

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