using_magic_sysreq_keys_in_an_emergency
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| So whey you need to tell your Linux computer to reboot or when your X server is crashed or you don’t see anything going across the screen then just press: | So whey you need to tell your Linux computer to reboot or when your X server is crashed or you don’t see anything going across the screen then just press: | ||
| - | ALT+SysRQ+s : (Press and hold down ALT, then SysRQ (Print Screen) key and press ’s’) -Will try to syn all mounted system | + | ALT+SysRQ+s : (Press and hold down ALT, then SysRQ (Print Screen) key and press ’s’) -Will try to sync all mounted system |
| ALT+SysRQ+r : (Press and hold down ALT, then SysRQ (Print Screen) key and press ‘r’) -Will reboot the system. | ALT+SysRQ+r : (Press and hold down ALT, then SysRQ (Print Screen) key and press ‘r’) -Will reboot the system. | ||
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