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> > The machine is remote, but I can have someone stand by and record the
> > kernel panic message while I crash it, if you it'd be useful (probably).
> 
> the corefile would be better.... :-)

How would I go about getting this? Do I have to specify some special
coredump location or something?

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Jesse <j@lumiere.net>
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