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Ah, yes! I knew a shorter one: sm 0 a9f4 <enter> g 0 <enter>
by statico 5y ago
Ah, yes! I knew a shorter one: sm 0 a9f4 <enter> g 0 <enter>
- Tepix 5y agoFYI SM 0 a9f4 writes a9 f4 into memory at address 0 G 0 starts executing at address 0 A9F4 is the ExitToShell A-trap, which terminates the current process. With those commands you could terminate the foreground task on System 7 and were (usually) given a chance to save or recover something before rebooting. It could also be used to kill At Ease on most school setups.