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Date: 23 Apr 97 15:57:00 EDT
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Subject: Panic tracking
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Hello,

I had one of my BSD boxes restart 8 times in a half hour period.  The only 
way I could detect this is by looking at the log file and seeing the reboot. 
 My question is there, is there a way to store or retrieve the kernel panics 
to help troubleshoot what the problem really is.  The system is in a remote 
building which has both UPS (for the entire building) and a generator.  I do 
not think the problem is power related.  Any assistance in this matter would 
be appreciated.  The system has been running for quite a while without any 
major problems and I have not seen this type of activity before.

Duane...
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