marc@aplvax.UUCP (Marcus H. Gates) (09/21/87)
I bought my 7300 2 months ago and lately have had several crashes with
the message:
panic: NMI kernel parity error
I am then able to reboot with no problems. The last time this happened
immediately before the crash I got some strange error when trying to use
the modem. Another, possibly unrelated item: I don't use ua for normal things
and just use the function key to get the call screen menu. Last time, with
the call screen running I returned to the login window and started ua, then
when I exited ua - it also killed the call screen. Should this have happened?
I am running 3.5, if that helps.
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marc gates
johns hopkins applied physics lab, laurel, md
UUCP: ...!seismo!umcp-cs!aplcen!aplvax!marc
ARPA: marc@aplvax.arpacsf@mtunb.ATT.COM (C. Furchner) (09/29/87)
In article <749@aplvax.UUCP> marc@aplvax.UUCP (Marcus H. Gates) writes: > > I bought my 7300 2 months ago and lately have had several crashes with >the message: > panic: NMI kernel parity error > I am then able to reboot with no problems. The last time this happened >immediately before the crash I got some strange error when trying to use >the modem. If this happens with the standard AT&T hardware and software - e.g., not HDB or other "non-packaged" sw, and you didn't install a hard disk or make any other modifications that would invalidate your warranty - you should call AT&T customer support at (800) 922-0354. Panics are not normal ! C. Furchner ...ihnp4!mtune!mtunb!csf