Software panic
A software panic can be the result of the following:
- kernel trap
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this occurs when the kernel cannot find a way
around a process and becomes trapped
- page fault
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this is caused by a process that enters
memory space owned by another process
If either problem occurs, the kernel debugger is launched
(if the kernel debugger is loaded on the system),
and an error message appears on your console.
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