Re: FC5 Kernel Panic!

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On Sat, 2007-01-27 at 20:33 +0000, David Fletcher wrote:

> 
> I suspect that because the work machine gets updated so infrequently, sometime 
> it has missed something important in an update, that is not now on the 
> mirrors because they have been updated again. Am I correct?

No. The only way an update would be removed from a mirror is if there is
an update to the update in which you still would be fine.

But if the kernel panic is happening at boot, it isn't a missing update.
The kernel doesn't like something about your hardware.

Have you tried running memtest86?

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