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I came across this amusing little item <
https://www.osnews.com/story/138395/bugcheck2linux-run-linux-in-a-tiny-risc-v-emulator-during-a-windows-bsod/>
sometime back. It describes a tool called “BugCheck2Linux”, which
gains control when a Windows system crashes in a “Blue (or is it Black
now) Screen Of Death”.
When that happens, it starts up a RISC-V emulator running a Linux
kernel, with a bare-bones command shell. The idea is that you can use
shell commands to collect useful information about your broken Windows
system, to try to figure out why it’s broken.
Well, more broken than it is normally ...
Or, failing that, you could run something else more useful under that
Linux kernel. Like a game of DOOM.
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