From the amusing observation category...
I recently hooked up my cable modem & leaf box to the same power bar
so in the case of internet downage I could reset them both, and thus
exonerate them when it came time to call the ole ISP and aggravate. As I
tested the on/off button I noticed something very unexpected...
(I'm Dach IDE BTW). I'm running essentially headless with only a
serial connection up at the time. I have logged myself out and them kill
the power, Twice (in 3 tests) I got a msg via my serial console:
"<1>Unable to handle kernel NULL point...". A 'dying declaration' of
sorts. And it sound like it too, eh?! This is no fancy box with ATX
power or anything - it's a 486 with ONE power button that does a cut to
the 110V main.
Interesting, IMO.
scott
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sample 1
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Exiting lrcfg
</var/state/dhcp> # l
Linux Router 4.0.6 ske_lrp_200 ttyS0
ske_lrp_200 login: <1>Unable to handle kernel NULL point
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sample 2
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</root> # mide
</mnt/ide> # l
Linux Router 4.0.6 ske_lrp_200 ttyS0
ske_lrp_200 login: <1>Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dere
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each other.
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