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pk wrote: |
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> On 2011-07-10 00:26, Dale wrote: |
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>> Basically, this is plain confusing. I can't see how Firefox, or |
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>> something it has to access, can cause a kernel panic. Thing is, I can't |
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>> think of anything else that could be the problem but trying different |
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>> versions of a kernel makes me think it is not the kernel either. |
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> My apologies for not paying attention to this thread but have you |
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> considered this being a graphics driver problem? I would suggest trying |
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> a different driver version first... It may also be driver/kernel |
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> mismatch thing (i.e. if it's a proprietary driver which have been |
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> written& tested for specific versions of the kernel and you're running |
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> one which is not one of those). |
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> Best regards |
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> Peter K |
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Yea, done tried that. I tried different kernels, different nvidia |
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drivers and all with no change. |
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At least I got a .39 kernel that works now tho. My previous .39 kernel |
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had some sort of a bug in it. Dang I can't remember what it did tho. I |
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need to start taking notes on this stuff. I'm getting to old or to much |
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stuff on my plate one. lol |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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