[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> It's a kernel bug. The fact that it happens with these different > kernels means it's a generic kernel bug that is currently unfixed. > Thanks for you support ;) If you're right, the crash can be caused by a lot of different sources : maybe a bug in the ALI V IDE chipset, or in the ext3 code, or just my motheboard witch not handle correctly very big hard drive (a 80Gb UDMA100 Seagate disc) and so on... So what sould i do now ??? reporting a bug to Linus ? > *Nothing* smbd does should cause a kernel panic, unless we're > overwriting /dev/kmem. I doubt that. > I didn't looked at the code (not enough time to handle a so big projet !) but that what I thinked ;) -- Rico (RicoSpirit) - http://www.ricospirit.net Pour en savoir autant que moi sur INN (c.a.d. pas grand chose !) : http://www.ricospirit.net/inn/
