kernel panic
Jack Coats
jack-rp9/bkPP+cDYtjvyW6yDsg at public.gmane.org
Tue Feb 15 10:33:54 EST 2011
I have seen such things be thermal related.
Even though it is a laptop, open it up or have a tech do it and clean
it out. Dust, lint, etc build up and can cause thermal overload. It
is very dusty were we live, and I have this as an issue in desktops
here.
My son had a laptop at college and found that it had a lot of lint in
it. I am guessing because he used it on a bed.
The next thing I would check is memory. Run a long running memory
test. Memory sticks do go bad, but not often.
Let us know how it goes.
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