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So... how to fix this?
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Annoyingly sysrq is disabled on a lot of distributions by default now, so you often have to manually enable it for this to work
It is? I never noticed it being disabled honestly.
At least arch and opensuse do, I haven't used anything else much lately
Those are exactly the ones i never noticed sysrq being disabled. I use the resisub quite often on tumblweed. and used to on arch.
Seems correct: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Keyboard_shortcuts#Kernel_(SysRq)
SystemD defined default it looks like.