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Subject: Amd Dumping Core
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For some reason amd just dumps core. Where on my system can I start looking
for the reason why?  Looked in /var/log/messages and in the amd log, but
there is no indicator, that I can see, as to why this is happening. 

Peace,
Blake 


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