Tracy R Reed wrote:
On Thu, Feb 03, 2005 at 12:26:59PM -0800, Stewart Stremler spake thusly:
Ought not the operating system provide you with a way to always
get a known-good-to-you login-prompt? Some way that user-code cannot
intercept, detect, or redirect?
And Linux does. alt-sysrq-k kills any programms running on the terminal
allowing the system to start up a fresh known-good login prompt for you.
Before now, I've never heard of "sysrq". What is it?
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