Fake Linux Blue Screen of Death

*** STOP: 0x0000001E (0xE8000003, 0x81016fc0, 0x8025ea21, 0xfd6829e8) Unhandled kernel exception c0000047 from fa8418b4 (8025ea21, fd6829e8) Dll Base Date Stamp - Name Dll Base Date Stamp - Name 80100000 2be154c9 - ntoskrnl.exe 80400000 2bcb153b - hal.dll 80258000 2bd49628 - ncrc710.sys 8025c000 2bd49688 - SCSIPORT.SYS 80267000 2bd49683 - scsidisk.sys 802a6000 2bd496b9 - Fastfat.sys fa800000 2bd49666 - floppy.sys fa810000 2bd496db - fips.sys fe820000 2bd49676 - NUL.sys fa830000 2bd4965e - Beep.sys fa840000 2bdaa000 - i8042prt.sys fa850000 2bd5a020 - SERMOUS.SYS fa860000 2bd49656 - kbclass.sys fa870000 2bd49671 - mouclass.sys fa880000 2bd9c0be - Videoprt.SYS fa890000 2bd49638 - UCC1701E.SYS fa8c0000 2bd4a4ce - Vga.sys fa8b0000 2bd496d0 - Msfs.SYS fa8c0000 2bd496c3 - Npfs.SYS fa8e0000 2bd496c9 - Ntfs.SYS fa940000 2bd496df - NDIS.SYS fa930000 2bd49707 - vdan.sys fa970000 2bd49712 - TDI.SYS fa950000 2bd5a7fb - nbf.sys fa980000 2bd72406 - stream.sys fa9b0000 2bd4975f - ubnb.sys fa9c0000 2bd5bfd7 - usber.sys fa9d0000 2bd4971d - netbios.sys fa9e0000 2bd49678 - Parallel.sys fa9f0000 2bd4969f - serial.sys faa00000 2bd49739 - mup.sys faa40000 2bd4971f - SMBT?SUP.SYS faa10000 2bd62a2 - srv.sys faa50000 2bd4971a - afd.sys faa60000 2bd6d680 - rdr.sys faaa0000 2bd49735 - bowser.sys Address dword dump - Name 801afc20 80106fc0 00000000 00000000 80149905 fa840000 - i8042prt.SYS 801afc24 80149905 80149905 ff8e6b98 80129c2c ff8e6b94 8025c000 - SCSIPORT.SYS 801afc2c 80129c2c 80129c2c ff8e6b94 ff8e6b94 80100000 - ntoskrnl.exe 801afc34 80124f02 ff8e6dE4 ff8e6dE4 ff8e6c58 80100000 - ntoskrnl.exe 801afc54 80124f16 ff8e6f60 ff8e6c3c 8015ac7e 80100000 - ntoskrnl.exe 801afc64 80154c7e 80154c7e ff8e6e04 ff8e6c58 80100000 - ntoskrnl.exe 801afc70 80129bda 80129bda 00000000 80088800 80106fc0 : 80100000 - ntoskrnl.exe Kernel debugger using: COM2 (Port 0x2f8, Baud Rate 19200) Restart and set the recovery options in the system control panel or the /CRASHDEBUG system start option. If this message reappears, contact your system administrator or technical support group.

A blue-screen-of-death-style crash screen fills the image with dense kernel exception codes, driver names, memory addresses, and recovery instructions. The joke is that this is a deliberately fake Linux screensaver made to imitate a frightening Windows system crash, so it is used as an absurd or nostalgic reaction to technical failure and computer problems.

• @gentoomemes / 17576 2025-06-05