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Subject: 50 ways to crash a kernel: Stopping serial output.
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(Free to: 50 ways to leave your lovers.)

Building world through console on a serial port, running at 115k2...

When I saw something interesting, I went ^S to schroll back.
Few seconds later I heard a booting beep from under my desk.

And lo and behold, the box rebooted.

--WjW