Hello, I was trying to create a bootdisk to update my BIOS, and accidentially made a 512byte image with only the FreeDOS header in it.
( Linux 3.4.4 ) # mount -o loop dosdisk.img /tmp ^C^C^C It uses 100% CPU and doesn't listen to me when I do ^C, kill -9 etc. I think this means it's stuck in the kernel? Here is the base64 encoded image (use base64 -d command to unpack it). 6zyQRnJlZURPUyAAAgEBAALgAEAL8AkAEgACAAAAAAAAAAAAAAApOATF6E5PIE5BTUUgICAgRkFU MTIgICD6/DHAjti9AHy44B+OwInuie+5AAHzpepefOAfAABgAI7YjtCNZqD7gH4k/3UDiFYkx0bA EADHRsIBAOjpAEZyZWVET1MAi3Yci34eA3YOg9cAiXbSiX7UikYQmPdmFgHGEdeJdtaJftiLXgux BdPri0YRMdL384lG0AHGg9cAiXbaiX7ci0bWi1bYi37QxF5a6JsAci/Eflq5CwC+8X1X86ZfJotF GnQLg8cgJoA9AHXncllQxF5ai34Wi0bSi1bU6GsAWHJGHgeOXly/ACCricYB9gHG0e6tcwSxBNPo gOQPPfgPcugxwKsOH8ReWr4AIK0JwHQkSEiLfg2B5/8A9+cDRtoTVtzoJABz5egXACBlcnIAMOTN Fs0Zil4k/25aMdu0Ds0QXqxWPAB188NWiUbIiVbKjEbGiV7EtEG7qlWKViSE0nQZzRNyFdHpgdtU qnUNjXbAiV7MiV7OtELrLItOyItWyopGGPZmGpH38ZL2dhiJ0YjGhunQydDJikYYKOD+xAjhxF7E uAECilYkzRNzBjDkzRProotGC/Z2wAFGxoNGyAGDVsoAT3XqjkbGXsNLRVJORUwgIFNZUwAAVao= -- Stevie Trujillo -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in the body of a message to majord...@vger.kernel.org More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html Please read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/
