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Added FileVault command to restart machine and skip initial unlock #38
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Nice suggestion! Please see my inline comments. Oh, and never mind the Travis build errors, I forgot to turn it off. |
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Thanks! Merging. |
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Added FileVault command to restart machine and skip initial unlock
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This command allows users with FileVault protected drives to restart their machine without it prompting for an unlock key at startup. This is especially useful for people working remotely over SSH who do not have physical access to enter the unlock key after a reboot.