"Musty Bits" McGeeoh COME ON, 550/2122??[1/10/13 built, 57 copied (1982.9/1983.1 MiB), 308.6 MiB DL] building clang-static-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl-19.1.7 (buildPhase): [550/2122] Building CXX object lib/Frontend/CMakeFiles/obj.clangFrontend.dir/ChainedDiagnosticConsumer.cpp.o
"Musty Bits" McGeeu are fucking kidding me
"Musty Bits" McGeeI see bars of red... and I think to mysellllllf 🎵
"Musty Bits" McGee@projectgus@aus.social IT FUCKING FROZE AT 2081/2122. Whole system is locked up.
"Musty Bits" McGee@projectgus@aus.social I AM UNTETHERED AND MY RAGE KNOWS NO BOUNDS
"Musty Bits" McGee@projectgus@aus.social wait does linux even HAVE ctrl-alt-delete? I've literally never had to use it
Gus@arichtman@eigenmagic.net Ctrl-alt-delete can trigger a reboot via the init system but it doesn't do anything deeper on Linux AFAIK.
Any time I get a kernel panic I feel like I hold down the power button for just long enough to feel the hubris of the BIOS developers who didn't think anyone would need it...
David Adam@projectgus@aus.social @arichtman@eigenmagic.net you want the magic SysRq sequences:
Hold Alt+SysReq and then type R E I S U B
E & I kills everything that isn't init
S syncs your filesystems (wait a few seconds)
U remounts everything read-only
B reboots
Gus@zanchey@aus.social @arichtman@eigenmagic.net ah, thanks. I always assumed this wouldn't work on newfangled USB keyboards but the internet says it does (unless USB is what's died).
I guess I should configure my keyboard to have a SysRq key, and then later remember how to press it... 😅