Re: Re: patch for timer.c - two dmesgs

Hi,

On Wed, 12 Jul 2006, Uwe Bugla wrote:

> > A lot has changed since then...
> > Did you try using SysRq+P or Alt+ScrollLock? (A SysRq+T might be useful 
> > too).
> Sorry for this stupid sounding question:
> At what point of the boot process do I have to use those keyboard combinations please? And what is the output / product of them please?

Just press them the boot stops and send the kernel log or wite it down if 
it's not in the log.

bye, Roman
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