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Well, since I'm not an expert...but do you know how to set up a serial console
(I don't)? Can you do this with your laptop? Second, failing that (or not),
you can check your logs. I'm not totally sure, but /var/log/kern.log or dmesg
or something that looks interesting in /var/log should be what you want. Part
of the problem with panics is that everything stops working, so no disk
writing occurs. OTOH, if it's oopsing you might be able to capture to a file
your panic info...at the worst, you can handwrite what's on your screen...
Russell
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 17:59 pm, Russ Wright wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I'm having an odd problem with my laptop. Recently, ever since I added
> a usb wireless card, I get a kernel panic on the first boot of the day.
> I could use some assistance but I don't know what info to grab, nor how
> to grab to post it here to assist in diagnosing the issue.
>
> So, Can someone tell me how to grab what is relevant?
>
> Regards
> Russ
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