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Type ‘f’ into
the crash debugger to get the Fault
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information
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If the category
is KERN 4 then you are in business.
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KERN 4 simply
says that a panic happened in a system
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thread
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The actual panic,
such as KERN-EXEC3, is hidden
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Type ‘i’ into
the crash debugger to get information
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about the real
panic reason
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Sometimes even
this doesn’t work - a non-system critical
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thread which
crashes can cause the process to exit if it is
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process critical
e.g. the main thread
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If another
thread in the process is marked as system critical
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this will take
down the platform.
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A fool proof
method of finding the real panic is to look
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at the output
from the KPanic debug tracing
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