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Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001 13:21:32 +0200
From: Boris Pisarcik <boris@acheron.sk>
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Subject: Re: Non keyboard trigger of Alt-SysRQ-S-U-B
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> If you have a serial console on the server, you can get sysrq by
> sending a serial break followed by the character. 

Hi,

i've tried it with minicom and functioned : ctrl+a+F and key for function
as in normal sysrq.

This approach will probably not help you a lot thought, since you wouldn't
have access to your serial console too.

If you don't get your problems solved till now, i could make a simple
single-purpos module which will export a syscall to priviledged process
to call sysrq functions.

Gonna to have a look...

Bye                                                                     B.

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