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From"M.N." <>
Subjectis a kernel panic supposed to happen if root fs is on a SCSI disk and SCSI support is compiled in as module?
DateSat, 2 Jun 2001 16:17:32 -0700
Basically, that's the question. I compiled my kernel with the SCSI AIC7xxx.o
driver as a module, and then when it booted up, it paniced. I thought it was
some sort of a kernel bug, but it didn't really seem that way when I
recompiled the kernel with SCSI support built-in in the kernel itself
(monolithically). I'm just curious, does a _panic_ necessarily mean that
the kernel needs fixing, or can a panic be a result of something that the
user forgot to do which was required in order to avoid that panic?

Thanks.
Martin
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