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The Screen of Death is not exclusive to Windows. Other operating systems also display special types of error messages when fatal exception occurs. Apple's Mac OS X is known to display the Gray Screen of Death, or as others call it "The Gray Screen of Panic and Disarray":
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There’s also the "Sad Mac" that appears on older-generation of Macintosh computers and iPods:
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Early versions of the Commodore Amiga computer are known to display a screen of death message called “Guru Meditation Error”: The term was an in-house joke from Amiga's early days:
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In Linux, when an internal fatal error occurs (better known as "kernel panic"), it displays an error message in white text and black background. A 'Linux kernel oops' which can happen before a kernel panic also produces a certain error log. Here's a screenshot of a kernel oops:
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In case you didn't know, there's also a Red Screen of Death...
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Green Screen of Death...
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White Screen of Death…
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and Purple Screen of Death…
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tagal ko na di nakadaan here ah.. grabe PR5 ka na pala. mga pages mo PR4.. whoaa! :D
ReplyDeleteHehe Salamat. Ikaw palang yata napadaan ngayon ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe "Green Screen of Death" is from Tivo units.
ReplyDeleteThe "Sad Mac" does NOT indicate a kernel panic on Macintoshes. It occurs when startup diagnostic tests have failed, or when the System file can't be loaded for some reason.
A kernel panic message on Classic Mac OS is the Bomb Message -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bomb_(symbol).
The bit about "temporarily turning off extensions" is only present in the message when the machine is still booting.
ewww tagalog speakers.
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