When your OS goes crazy - Screenshots
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I accidentally put spawn() in a loop.
At least I know that my scheduler works nicely.
As does the rest of my multitasking stuff.
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I'm guessing that it's printing off process ids?greyOne wrote: At least I know that my scheduler works nicely.
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Very nice!p0s1x wrote:Nothing boot failed, because it's true.
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Thankssounds wrote:Very nice!p0s1x wrote:Nothing boot failed, because it's true.
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At least I know my nice register dump in the kernel panic works... I sometimes call it the Schizophrenic Screen of Death.
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They have multiple personality disorder.phillid wrote:I sometimes call it the Schizophrenic Screen of Death.
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No, thanks, I'm fine!m12 wrote:They have multiple personality disorder.phillid wrote:I sometimes call it the Schizophrenic Screen of Death.
Me too!
Learn to read.
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m12 wrote:They have multiple personality disorder.
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Re: When your OS goes crazy - Screenshots
The panic screen of my OS loader is quite fun too, it has a logo and contains a sentence passed a sargument to the panic() function, or when none is passed, the default one, which is the sentence "Hey! I pissed on myself !" but in french, and written as would say it a Spanish man trying to speak french for first time
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I can't screenshot this, my kernel panicked.
I mean the Windows kernel that is. Blue screen and everything.
My kernel just went belly up it seems.
So much for Virtual Box being safe.
I mean the Windows kernel that is. Blue screen and everything.
My kernel just went belly up it seems.
So much for Virtual Box being safe.
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Re: When your OS goes crazy - Screenshots
The danger of hardware virtualization. Sometimes this happens if you clobber improperly mapped MMIO or ACPI non-reclaimable space.greyOne wrote:I can't screenshot this, my kernel panicked.
I mean the Windows kernel that is. Blue screen and everything.
My kernel just went belly up it seems.
So much for Virtual Box being safe.
Re: When your OS goes crazy - Screenshots
Working on animations in my compositor, and I accidentally told the background window to run the "map out" effect:
... I neglected to check which window I was applying the animation to so as not to have this happen.
... I neglected to check which window I was applying the animation to so as not to have this happen.
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While trying to get exception handling and ISRs to work, I had this happen to my bootsplash. I'm not quite sure what went wrong; at the time I was having exceptions occurring in the ISR handler and jumps to arbitrary locations in memory. As far as I could tell, this occurred during approximately the 10th ISR or so.
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Trippiest photo! Love it.klange wrote:Working on animations in my compositor, and I accidentally told the background window to run the "map out" effect:
... I neglected to check which window I was applying the animation to so as not to have this happen.
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