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No, not really...

I just wanted to point out that you were uninformed because you made a statement that clearly indicated you didn't know that kernel panic data is easily accessible - even when the machine has panicked. You think that if you have a kernel panic then there isn't a record. There is one, but you're so inexperienced with Linux (and BSD) that even if you had a kernel panic; you don't know how to access the data on it.

Now you have been educated.

Your excuse of laziness for failure to undertake a newbie task that would silence your critics rings very hollow. Let's be honest here Loverock, you're so rabidly anti-linux that if you had evidence of a specific kernel panic; you'd be going head over heels to silence your critics. One is led to believe by your intransigence that you don't have one.

And if you do; post. Let's fix it together. That's what community is all about!

Posted by: John Le'Brecage   Posted on: 10/24/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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