I'd say, "No use". If you have someone executing those 4 or 5 bytes,
you have someone who wants to crash your system. In that case crashing
both CPUS almost simultaneously (before one detects the other is gone)
is not that hard. So you're not fixing anything.
The feature that a "dead" cpu is replaced by rebooting it might be
useful, but not in this case.
Roger.
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