Any way to catch or log a reboot signal?
I'm getting the very occasional reboot when I try to start a large program.
My '80s version of design cad would do it reliably with no upper memory in
use. This happened 'coz I can't write protect config.sys from my kids :-(
BTW, it will run on 640k happily enough.
Linux did it today starting X. Went in a second time and it was fine.
Memtest86 checked out OK on the memory. Can I trap that reboot signal somehow
and see where it came from?
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