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zeta0134
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PalmOS on FisherPrice Pixter Toy
6502 can do it in one. 12 opcodes are glitched in a way that permanently halts the CPU, by causing it to never reset the internal tick counter (...sortof) that starts the next instruction. Recovery is only possible with a power cycle.
dmitrygr
1 day ago
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6502 doesn’t host Linux :)
Being able to crash a Linux kernel from unprivileged user code is more fun.
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