Re: Remotely rebooting a machine with state 'D' processes, how?

From: Chris Abbey (linux@cabbey.net)
Date: Fri Aug 10 2001 - 19:06:53 EST

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Tomorrow, Herbert Xu wrote:
> Perhaps we need a RESTART3 that restarts without notifying?

That would be the one line outb that Chris Wedgewood posted a few notes
back in the thread. If my memory of x86 bios is correct he simple poked
the control register that equates to pushing the reset button.

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