Re: You must restart your computer...................

[David M. Ensteness]

Kernel panics are UNIX crashes basically. In 10.0.x and 10.1.x they 
were seen as debugging code dumping onto your screen. In 10.2.x they 
show up as that message. If you are getting them that much there is 
something really wrong. Is it reproducible or random? I haven't seen 
one on any of my several G3 and G4 based systems in months and they are 
not terribly common [although also not unheard of]. While crashes were 
part of life with Classic Mac OS [7.x-9.x] if you are getting them with 
10.2 something is not right.

David

On Friday, June 13, 2003, at 02:07  PM, Larry Blodgett wrote:

About every week or two I get a message that says

"You must restart your computer..............."

This has happened on several different machines.  iMac (G3), G4 tower, 
G4 Upgrade and G4 at work.

This is a strange message.  I have never heard anyone mention this. Am 
I the only one who gets this message?


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