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6502 can do it in one. 12 opcodes are glitched in a way that permanently halts the CPU, by causing it to never reset the internal tick counter (...sortof) that
by zeta0134 11mo ago
6502 can do it in one. 12 opcodes are glitched in a way that permanently halts the CPU, by causing it to never reset the internal tick counter (...sortof) that starts the next instruction. Recovery is only possible with a power cycle.
- dmitrygr 11mo ago6502 doesn’t host Linux :) Being able to crash a Linux kernel from unprivileged user code is more fun.