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I know Linux rarely freezes, but how can I know if it has?

It was not frozen, just not responsive, and started responding again after a while, it was chrome using too much memory. The question remains though. I have 8gb of ram, of which two are allocated to qemu, installing kali linux. The freeze happened when it was writing the system down to disk. I also had chrome opened with a BUNCH of tabs. Not even the clock is ticking. Also, since I have an HDD I was using cfq as the disk I/O manager. And I use amd's proprietary driver.

In those cases (actually frozen system), should I wait for my system to resume, or use one of the methods described in this link, that one of the answers here provided?

Ivan Lerner
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freezing means you cant do anything in the desktop even a mouse pointer movement. this link may help you in such cases.

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