Re: kernel panic??

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John McMonagle wrote:
> All panics seem to be associated with accessing bad spot on sdb
> It seems really strange that one can get panic from a drive problem.

<sarcasm> Wow, yeah, never seen that happen with Linux before! </sarcasm>

Just for the fun of it, try digging up a disk which has a bad spot
somewhere, preferably track 0, otherwise point an extended partition
table to the bad spot.  Then try and get your linux box to even boot
with the disk in the system :-D.

God, Linux is so stable.. Bwahaha...
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