`QUIT`

Exit the current shell (and possibly reset)

Alias of exit.

Typed exactly as quit (lower case, nothing else on the line), this leaves the drivshell> prompt. The shell prints Exiting the application., and about a second later syncd offers the shell again. A connected client next sees Hit enter to get drivshell prompt... syncd keeps running. See Accessing the shell.

Any other spelling, such as QUIT, Quit or quit now, is the SDK’s alias of exit and behaves like it: a bare QUIT does nothing, and quit clean shuts the SDK down.

Unvalidated

drivshell> quit
Exiting the application.

Unvalidated

drivshell> QUIT

Built-in help

Parameters: none
    If clean is specified, free up BCM and SOC resources for attached
    units. Device is untouched (for Reload).
    Exit from the current shell, if this is the "socdiag" shell
    The system is reset

QUIT

`QUIT`