Questions tagged [sysrq]
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Is my disk safe after a SysRq reboot?
Every time I do a SysRq S-U-B sequence (I have tried others, too, but I suppose these are the commands that matter) my system does a full hard drive scan on the subsequent boot. Unfortunately ...
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Remapping SysRq in Linux
The designers of my new keyboard decided that for some f:in reason the PrintScreen key must sit between AltGr and RCtrl.
So now I have this problem: I like having the magic SysRq key available ...
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What is is the bitmask for these SysRq commands?
I for the life of me still can't wrap my mind around bitmasks. I am sure they are very simple, I just haven't found something that makes how they work click in my brain yet.
What would be the bitmask ...
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Alt+SysRq on a laptop
I have a Lenovo T410, and I would like to use the SysRq key, but whenever I press the Alt+SysRq+letter combination, I keep getting the print screen dialog in linux.
Is there a way around this? I ...
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Does the 'sysrq' key have any function in Windows? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
What does the SysRq key do?
Does the SYSRQ key have any function in Windows?
I know it is used in Linux to pass commands directly to the kernel, and in old OSs for similar ...
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How to check which SysRq functions are enabled?
The file /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq contains a single number, such as:
1 (enable all SysRq commands),
0 (disable all),
or a base-10 positive integer which functions as a binary bitmask, enabling a subset ...
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Linux error when resume from RAM
The last two times that I have resumed my laptop from sleep, it has hung and given me this set of errors:
[drm:atom_op_jump] *ERROR* atombios stuck in loop for more than 1sec aborting
[drm:...
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What is Sysrq+J "Thaw frozen filesystems" and why it fails?
Is it expected to unfreeze processes that are in uninterruptible sleep because of filesystem issue (NFS, FUSE, bug)?
If I press Sysrq+J on my Linux, it halts the system and prints "Emergency Thaw on ...
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