Package: debian-reference
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
Hi Osamu,
while proofreading my translation of DR, I found the following in chapter
9.3.15:
The combination of "Alt-SysRq s", "Alt-SysRq u", and "Alt-SysRq b" is
good for getting out of really bad situations and gaining an usable
keyboard access without stopping the system.
This seems not correct, since the last "Alt-SysRq b" in fact reboots the system,
but the sentence says "without stopping the system".
I think "Alt-SysRq b" has to be changed into "Alt-SysRq r" (restore the
keyboard
from raw mode after X crashes).
Patch attached.
Friendly greetings
Holger
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Holger Wansing <hwans...@mailbox.org>
--- asciidoc/09_systips.txt 2014-11-09 21:31:43.026281423 +0100
+++ asciidoc/09_systips_workingcopy.txt 2014-11-13 21:29:42.589447786 +0100
@@ -576,7 +576,7 @@
TIP: Read the `signal`(7), `kill`(1), and `sync`(1) manpages to understand the description above.
-The combination of "Alt-SysRq s", "Alt-SysRq u", and "Alt-SysRq b" is good for getting out of really bad situations and gaining an usable keyboard access without stopping the system.
+The combination of "Alt-SysRq s", "Alt-SysRq u", and "Alt-SysRq r" is good for getting out of really bad situations and gaining an usable keyboard access without stopping the system.
See "`/usr/share/doc/linux-doc-3.\*/Documentation/sysrq.txt.gz`".
