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Crash-only Linux?Crash-only Linux?Posted Jan 30, 2010 16:57 UTC (Sat) by filipjoelsson (subscriber, #2622)In reply to: Crash-only Linux? by clugstj Parent article: A module for crashing the kernel
AFAIR you had to park the harddrive on most systems with such a device back in the day, so that wasn't universal. The Commodore 64 OTOH, was an instant off computer. ;)
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Crash-only Linux? Posted Jan 30, 2010 18:03 UTC (Sat) by SimonKagstrom (subscriber, #49801) [Link] Only if you weren't saving something to the tape!Anyway, you can use halt -f to achieve the same thing you a Linux computer. You can probably also bind it to the ACPI event when the power button is pressed to get the desired behavior. The less brave among us would do a sync first :-)
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