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This is true, but it can't apply to the kernel. If your kernel has crashed, it is a terrible idea to try to write anything at all (such as a screenshot) to the
by cjbprime 12y ago
This is true, but it can't apply to the kernel. If your kernel has crashed, it is a terrible idea to try to write anything at all (such as a screenshot) to the disk -- because the kernel's safety guarantees disappear in such a situation, you're likely to make a bad situation worse and e.g. corrupt the filesystem.
- wereHamster 12y agovideo ram, efi variables, nvram. All those should still be accessible.