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Originally Posted by rbixler1957
Thanks rjcooks
I did not know that command and I will note that so I can remember it in the future as I said before I am still a novice when it comes to the CLI however I did set up the boot menu in grub to boot to run level 3 like you explained and I am still learning but you don't learn if you don't try or ask questions.
Thanks again Robin
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Yea iknow; that's why i mentioned it.
Using
<CTRL-ALT> SYSRQ S
THEN
<CTRL-ALT> SYSRQ U
THEN
<CTRL-ALT> SYSRQ B
Is the best method if a session hangs and you get stuck. The "U" will make the kernel attempt to remount all mounted filesystems in read-only mode, which will keep the disk from arbitrarily writing data to disk.
Think *magic sub* to remember the letters to use.
Keep asking questions and keep learning.
rj
