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When PID 1 crashes and systemd.crash_shell is enabled, the spawned terminal takes control of the /dev/console TTY.
Unexpected behaviour you saw
When PID 1 crashes and systemd.crash_shell is enabled, both the spawned crash shell and serial-getty@ttyS0 are reading from /dev/console, leading to an unusable terminal as both try to read from it when characters are entered.
Steps to reproduce the problem
mkosi -f qemu
kill -s ABRT 1
Additional program output to the terminal or log subsystem illustrating the issue
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systemd version the issue has been seen with
main
Used distribution
Fedora 39
Linux kernel version used
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CPU architectures issue was seen on
None
Component
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Expected behaviour you didn't see
When PID 1 crashes and
systemd.crash_shell
is enabled, the spawned terminal takes control of the /dev/console TTY.Unexpected behaviour you saw
When PID 1 crashes and
systemd.crash_shell
is enabled, both the spawned crash shell andserial-getty@ttyS0
are reading from /dev/console, leading to an unusable terminal as both try to read from it when characters are entered.Steps to reproduce the problem
Additional program output to the terminal or log subsystem illustrating the issue
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: