The following commands reboot the system when using SysV init:
A. shutdown -r now
C. telinit 6
SysV init is the default init system used by many Linux distributions to manage system processes and runlevels. The following commands are used to reboot the system when using SysV init:
A. shutdown -r now - The shutdown command is used to bring the system down, either for maintenance or for a reboot. The -r option indicates that the system should be rebooted, and the now argument specifies that the reboot should occur immediately.
C. telinit 6 - The telinit command is used to change the runlevel of the system. The runlevel 6 is used to reboot the system, so the command telinit 6 will cause the system to reboot.
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