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Originally Posted by jggimi
You shouldn't have to retype rcctl commands. The "rcctl enable" command you entered will cause the daemon to be started at boot time. See the rcctl(8) man page for more detail on how the tool works, and a little more about how your commands end up provisioning instructions in /etc/rc.conf.local. You may find the rc.conf.local(5) man page helpful, too.
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Thanks Jggimi. To clarify: by successfully entering rcctl commands once, they will persist for subsequent reboots of the system? Or do you mean that entering an rcctl command in the one boot session means it persists?
On that point, currently to shut down my OpenBSD laptop I type "exit" at the prompt before pressing the power button. Is there a command line entry for actually turning the laptop off?