Nix wrote:
>>> I can't tell if magic sysrq dies, because as far as I know there's no
>>> way to get magic sysrq to do much visible when you're in X, and I can't
>>> get anything to go over the network kernel syslog because the network is
>>> dead.
>> You should still be able to use SysRQ even in
On 4 Mar 2007, Corey Hickey told this:
> Nix wrote:
>> I can't tell if magic sysrq dies, because as far as I know there's no
>> way to get magic sysrq to do much visible when you're in X, and I can't
>> get anything to go over the network kernel syslog because the network is
>> dead.
>
> You
Nix wrote:
> The lockups are almost total: network traffic ceases, the keyboard goes
> dead, nothing hits the disk. Once, however, it locked up while I was
> playing an ogg (emu10k1 / SB Live), and the sound did *not* die, but
> instead went into a ~1.5s-long tight loop. (Perhaps this was the card
Nix wrote:
The lockups are almost total: network traffic ceases, the keyboard goes
dead, nothing hits the disk. Once, however, it locked up while I was
playing an ogg (emu10k1 / SB Live), and the sound did *not* die, but
instead went into a ~1.5s-long tight loop. (Perhaps this was the card
On 4 Mar 2007, Corey Hickey told this:
Nix wrote:
I can't tell if magic sysrq dies, because as far as I know there's no
way to get magic sysrq to do much visible when you're in X, and I can't
get anything to go over the network kernel syslog because the network is
dead.
You should still be
Nix wrote:
I can't tell if magic sysrq dies, because as far as I know there's no
way to get magic sysrq to do much visible when you're in X, and I can't
get anything to go over the network kernel syslog because the network is
dead.
You should still be able to use SysRQ even in X. I tested
Since upgrading to 2.6.20, my Athlon 4 has been locking up on a
very-roughly-daily basis, generally in periods of some load (I've never
seen it lock up when idle, but have seen it lock up with a load average
of 0.5). I'm fairly sure this didn't happen with 2.6.19 and am certain
that it didn't with
Since upgrading to 2.6.20, my Athlon 4 has been locking up on a
very-roughly-daily basis, generally in periods of some load (I've never
seen it lock up when idle, but have seen it lock up with a load average
of 0.5). I'm fairly sure this didn't happen with 2.6.19 and am certain
that it didn't with
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