208 reputation
8
bio website
location
age
visits member for 8 months
seen Apr 11 at 8:27
stats profile views 8

Feb
28
accepted How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
Feb
27
comment How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
echo c > /proc/sysrq-trigger sure does a good job in freezing a Linux system. But personally, an ol' good black screen of death narrating about a dramatic development of the call stack would feel like a more "canonical" kernel panic.
Feb
26
revised How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
added 5 characters in body
Feb
26
comment How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
Well, there is no much use of the kernel when the system has been completely frozen by a non-sudoing user who issued a command in the likeness of :(){ :|:& };:.
Feb
26
comment How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
@Kevin You mean writing a C program, compiling it, and installing it as a driver, all in a single command line? A working example would be great.
Feb
26
comment How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
Gotta confirm that :(){ :|:& };: does crash (or rather hang) Ubuntu 12.04 (kernel version 3.2), even if run by a regular user without elevated privileges. Don't know how much it has to do with the kernel though.
Feb
26
awarded  Commentator
Feb
26
comment What happens when I copy a file from one network location to another
@foampile You could simply SSH into B or C computer and do you file operations bypassing A. There is a way to put SSH commands into a script and run it from A. How to ssh from within a bash script?.
Feb
26
revised How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
deleted 17 characters in body
Feb
26
revised How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
added 2 characters in body
Feb
26
revised How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
added 113 characters in body
Feb
26
revised How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
added 1 characters in body
Feb
26
revised How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
deleted 5 characters in body; edited title
Feb
26
asked How to cause kernel panic with a single command?
Dec
9
accepted Finding out the values of kernel options related to sysctl.conf and sysctl.d
Dec
8
awarded  Critic
Dec
8
comment Finding out the values of kernel options related to sysctl.conf and sysctl.d
@Nils linux.die.net/man/8/sysctl
Dec
8
awarded  Self-Learner
Dec
7
revised Finding out the values of kernel options related to sysctl.conf and sysctl.d
added 10 characters in body
Dec
7
awarded  Teacher