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    Black-screen, information...

    When ubuntu close there is a black screen with a lot of information that i need to read (i found something is disable on my system) but i can't because the page disappear to fast ... Thank you

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    Re: Black-screen, information...

    There is a button on your keyboard marked "pause". Try hitting that at the point you want to read stuff. I don't know for sure that will work, but I think it is worth a try. I believe hitting it again will get things rolling again. Haven't tried it for ages...
    Michael

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    Re: Black-screen, information...

    When you have closed your applications and want to shutdown or reboot, try this:

    Press Alt + SysRQ 'all the time' and then slowly press one key per second or slower, and wait for output, press

    r e i s u b

    At least in 12.04 you will get some output, let us hope it corresponds to the output you get at normal shutdown.

    This is also a good method to make a controlled shutdown in case the desktop environment will not receive normal commands (much better than the power button).

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    Re: Black-screen, information...

    Quote Originally Posted by sudodus View Post
    This is also a good method to make a controlled shutdown in case the desktop environment will not receive normal commands (much better than the power button).
    Yes, this is very true. I don't really see much output from that generally, but then I do usually do it pretty quick.

    I don't know that the messages that come, if any, will be the same as a normal shutdown. I think the process that reisub triggers is a little different to a normal shutdown procedure.
    Michael

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