Resets the target hardware.
reset [h/ard|s/oft] [run]
h/ard|s/oft
The type of reset, either hard or soft. If unspecified, the default depends on the hardware support. If soft is supported, then that is the default. Otherwise, if hard is supported, then that is the default.
run
Let's the target run after the reset, also called "reset to user". Otherwise, the target is halted at the reset vector.
The following table lists and defines examples of the reset command.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| reset | Issues a soft reset if supported, otherwise a hard reset. |
| reset s | Issues a soft reset. |
| reset hard | Issues a hard reset. |
| reset run | Issues a soft reset if supported, otherwise a hard reset. The target is allowed to run after the reset. |