How to quit fiq debugger mode?

[MiniBO0]

Hello,friends!Today,I I accidentally entered the fiq Mode,I want to quit this mode .And then I type “?” to get help, but no exit information is available.So do you know how to quit?

 

[f33dm3bits]

I have never seen this screen before, how did you end up in this screen and is this in a terminal screen on your desktop or somewhere else?

 

[MiniBO0]

I have never seen this screen before, how did you end up in this screen and is this in a terminal screen on your desktop or somewhere else?

This screen is XShell.I use XShell to connect with emmbeded linux board.

 

[f33dm3bits]

I would try these.

exit
quit
quit()

If not what output do you get when entering ? for help?

 

[MiniBO0]

I would try these.

exit
quit
quit()

If not what output do you get when entering ? for help?

 

[f33dm3bits]

Strange that the help doesn't show you any useful information. How about quit() or ctrl+d, and it that doesn't work I would just reboot the device

 

[MiniBO0]

Strange that the help doesn't show you any useful information. How about quit() or ctrl+d, and it that doesn't work I would just reboot the device

Neither of them worked.Currently, I can type

reboot

or

reset

to restart back to normal mode.
You can enter

fiq

to enter the fiq debugger mode.

 

[MiniBO0]

Strange that the help doesn't show you any useful information. How about quit() or ctrl+d, and it that doesn't work I would just reboot the device

Let's leave it at present. The problem is not very important.

 

[KGIII]

You can also try CTRL + C.

 

[MiniBO0]

You can also try CTRL + C.

It does not work

 

[osprey]

Another option to quit the program is find it's process ID and to kill that. You could bring up a console with Ctl+Alt+F4 (or substitute any available F# function key), or another terminal, then run ps and kill:

ps aux | grep <name-of-command-you-used-to-run-fiq>
kill <PID-of-above-command>

If "kill" doesn't kill it, you can try "kill -9 <PID>"

 

[contronatura]

The console command will quit the FIQ debugger.

This is not a normal process; it's part of the kernel.