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From: erekose@apple.com (Erik Scheelke)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: PANIC: Kernel mode trap
Keywords: panic
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Date: 25 Dec 90 14:36:30 GMT
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I am looking for any information about the following panic that occurs
occasionally on my system:

PANIC: Kernel mode trap    type 0x0000000e

Has anyone else every seen this?  I am using Intel's version of AT&T Unix
System V 3.2.2.  I have their TCP/IP and NFS installed also.  The reason
I mention this is that there is a small correlation between when the panic
occurs and network traffic into (not out from tho...) the system.

Can anyone explain what causes a Kernel mode trap in general?  Type 0x0e?

Thank you for any help!

Erik Scheelke