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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Kernal Panic Post 36975 by RTM on Monday 9th of June 2003 10:37:02 AM
Old 06-09-2003
Here is a link on Kernel Panics -

Your system attempted to do a dump of memory into a core file - the space you have allocated for this was not big enough to save it all. You should read the information in the link and then figure out where you might be able to create enough space (different for what OS you are running).

Please post the OS and version and any other information you might have. Once you have the space to save the dumps, you will have to wait until it happens again to get better information on what to do. I don't know if folks on this site can help with reading your core dump but I'm sure they will have more suggestions for you.

Getting your system up to the latest patch level might help.
 

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