REBOOT.BASH IS NOT PROVIDED--

In the Claymore directory, do this:

1) Copy start.bash to reboot.bash with "cp start.bash reboot.bash".  This keeps the executable file attributes and permissions.  Depending on your system, you may need to prefix the command "cp" with "sudo".

2) Open "reboot.bash" with nano or vi, and delete the command text.  Again, you may need to use "sudo" to call the editor.

3) Replace the command text with your reboot command and save.  The above suggestion by matmator may work for you, but my system has a reboot script.  I call the reboot script by using the full path to the script.  An example: "/opt/scripts/reboot.sh".  That is the only line in my "reboot.bash".  It works every time Claymore's miner cannot restart on its own.       --scryptr