reopen 769464 thanks On Wed, Nov 19, 2014 at 09:44:01PM +0000, Justin B Rye wrote: > Baptiste Jammet wrote: > > Hi Osamu and -doc, > > (CC Sébastien who is translating in french) > > > > While reviewing debian-reference for french translation, I notice this > > change : > > > > 09_systips.txt, l.579 : > >>-The combination of "Alt-SysRq s", "Alt-SysRq u", and "Alt-SysRq > >>-r" is > >>+The combination of "Alt-SysRq s", "Alt-SysRq u", and > >>+"Alt-SysRq b" is > >>good for getting out of really bad situations and > >>gaining an usable keyboard > >>access without stopping the system. > > > > (sorry, VCS seems to be off for now, so copy-paste from po) > > > > But if I remember well, (I've > > re-read /usr/share/doc/linux-doc-3.*/Documentation/sysrq.txt) > > this means Sync, Unmount & Boot ! This is not correct with the phrase > > accompagning the tip. > > > > "AltSysRq r" is for raw keyboard mode, no ? > > Is this connected to bug #769464,
I guess yes. > which confusingly appears to be a > pending change from "b" to "r" (the opposite of what you have above)? Indeed, that's what #769464 says. If the text would be: The combination of "Alt-SysRq s", "Alt-SysRq u", and "Alt-SysRq b" is good for getting out of really bad situations without hard resetting the system. it would make some sense. I vaguely remember the linux kernel recently changed meaning of these alt-sysrq-keys; perhaps that's related too. > The text also has a debian-l10n-english nit: "an" before "usable" > should be "a", or in this case preferably just omitted - "and gaining > usable keyboard access". ACK. I don't know what would be the best solution here. Baptiste: thanks for bringing up this issue! Bye, Joost -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org