Thanks to all who responded to my initial info request..
Regards,
Mike K
Paul Nicholson wrote:
The UNIX world's Kernel Panic is a subordinate to Microsoft's General Protection Fault. When it comes to crashing, Microsoft pulls rank.
Really though, a kernel panic is the result of the kernel detecting a fatal error and going into a state where it tries to display some debugging information regarding the problem. Normal operation is suspended, as the integrity of the system has likely been severely compromised by the problem.
Paul
On Nov 10, 2003, at 9:36 PM, Kochkodin wrote:
Not to be the dumbest kid on the block....but...exactly what is a "kernel panic"? I am running 10.3 on a Pismo 400 (2 1/2 yrs old) and an imac 400 se (4 yrs old) and don't think that I have ever had one on either machine. What are the symptoms of this event?
Regards,
Mike K
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