Antonio Olivares wrote:
I can turn on the machine and connect to the internet with an external modem and see if the kernel oops happens again.
You need to stop the slamr driver from getting loaded too in order to make a reasonable test. You can add
install slamr /bin/true to /etc/modprobe.conf to defeat the loading of that module, then reboot. Run lsmod | grep slamr to confirm on reboot.
Thanks for your suggestions, hopefully when a newer kernel is released I'll install it and the problem goes away.
I note you can't say slamr without saying lamr! If that is the source of the problem, as it might be, a newer kernel isn't going to help.
-Andy
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