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i7 processor with 4 core, 8 thread system, how can i reboot Ubuntu?

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I have tested Ubuntu in i7, i5 but lower then 4 core/8 thread CPU. In two system which has i7 processor with 4 core/8 thread i have the same problem. After reboot it never reboot itself auto.

I need to physically turn it off (power out), and power on.

What is the way to reboot for such system? (less then 4 core/8 thread CPU its working nicely).

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answered 1 Year ago raacket · Accepted Answer

This problem is resolved since i started using 11.10.
(11.04 on i7 with 4 core/8 thread cause this issue)

I was able to reproduce this by :

1) having a system which has i7 processor and more core/threads like 2600 model

2) having 8GB RAM etc higher profile

3) 11.04 install and apply reboot



never properly rebooted back. Same system after putting 11.10, it just works perfectly.