Hi,
To hang the system simply fork a command like ls or sleep in a
loop.
the loop will be some what like.
while (1) {
chld = fork();
system("sleep 4");
}
The machine will hang when the resources necessary for fork
will not be available..
Rajiv
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Subject: (LI) Re: (LI) Two Quiries For U
gnu stands for "GNU is Not Unix" :-))
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01/01/2000 03:36 AM CST
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Subject: (LI) Two Quiries For U
Hi Friends,
I've 2 queries for you:
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1.How can I get the system to **hang** by any sequence
of
actions
or instructions in Linux ?
P.S. I'm not joking.I need it for some
application.
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2.By the way,what does "GNU" stand for?
Believe me,I could'nt dig it out from all the depths
I've
been falling into!
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BANGALORE-01
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