OK I have finally worked out why this is happening to me since I first posted this Bug entry, I'm using the NDIS Wrapper for my broadcom Wireless chipset in my NX6125 HP Laptop and I found a NDIS Wrapper release log stating that newer releases of NDIS Wrapper resolved certain 64bit random crashes.
So I disabled my Wireless NIC from within Ubuntu and connected to my router with a CAT5e cable and selected the Wired ethernet connection as default and no more crashes!! I have confirmed that in my case whenever I use the WLAN connection it will randomly kernel crash, but has never kernel crashed when I switched back to a wired conenction. So I can resolve this my upgrading my NDIS Wrapper install but have not so far done this as being a linux newbie I'm 99% sure it's gonna take me about 3-4 days of graft, lol... Hope this helps. If anyone knows an automated way of upgrading NDIS Wrapper without having to re-compile or play with setting everywhere to get it all working again I'd really appreciate a pointer. Cheers, James... -- Feisty Kernel Crash, suspect APIC problem --CAPS LOCK flashing https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/123234 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
