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From: peter@ncsbv.UUCP (Peter Jannesen)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Re: "PANIC: kernel mode trap. Type 0x0000000E" msg in 386/ix 2.0.2 ?????
Keywords: unix, hardware
Message-ID: <438@ncsbv.UUCP>
Date: 17 Jul 90 22:07:36 GMT
References: <9480@bunny.GTE.COM>
Reply-To: peter@ncsbv.UUCP (Peter Jannesen)
Organization: N.C.S.,Rotterdam, the Nederlands
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In article <9480@bunny.GTE.COM> jdg0@GTE.COM (Jose Diaz-Gonzalez) writes:
>Hi there,
>
>My machine has been crashing about twice daily for the last week or so.
>The msg in the subject line shows up with all the register contents just
>before it crashes.  I have contacted my vendor, they contacted ISC, and
>all they were able to tell me was that it the problem is a hardware
>error.  Now, I've run my diagnostics (I'm using an AT&T 6386E/33) and
>everything appears to be OK.  Does anyone have any idea of what a type
>0x0000000E error means?  This might help me to narrow down the
>alternatives.   Any pointers will be appreciated.  Thanks,
>

Panic 0x00000E is a memory violation of the kernel. This can by a hardware
problem. a other posibilty is a bug in the TCP/IP modules in the kernel.
There is a bug in the TCP/IP streams module which generate a memory violation.

This is a very old problem in 368/ix version 2.0.2. Our hope is that the
new version in better.

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Peter Jannesen
Network Communication Systems (N.C.S), The Netherlands
Phone:  +31104130093				 Fax:    +31104146452
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There is in the TCP/IP drivers in the kernel a bug