On Fri, 5 Oct 2007, Gregory Haskins wrote:The simple non-patch solution is to up the priority of the serial console irq to maximum. That's usually sufficient to catch runnaway tasks etc. It does not interfere with the system in normal operation as long as you do not hit keys in your minicom. I doubt that your patch has a chance to survive lockdep and anything which is not a sysrq. tglx -
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