On Sat, May 01, 2004 at 03:28:44PM +0300, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> Not only is this not a practical solution, it will not even work.
>
> First, it's not practical because in order to put a modem into any
> modern machine, I will need to find a modem supported by Linux. Most
> often, this will ty
Not only is this not a practical solution, it will not even work.
First, it's not practical because in order to put a modem into any
modern machine, I will need to find a modem supported by Linux. Most
often, this will typically not be a hardware modem, but a software modem
that has Linux driver
In embedded systems, the need to reboot on panic (or more correct, when
the system gets stuck) exists.
It is being met by watchdog timers, which cause reset unless the
software resets them frequently enough. Several microcontrollers
implement watchdog timers.
If other people haven't found a wo
