How can I reboot Solaris x86 without it asking me to to "press a key" before rebooting?

This works for me: become root and type "shutdown -i6 -g0 -y". Or: "/usr/sbin/init 6 This is most useful when the system is remote with no console keyboard access. Don't use reboot, halt, or poweroff as they bypass the shutdown scripts.

Thanks to Charles J. More.

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