[Bug 20409] Kernel panic at every shutdown

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------- Additional Comments From lillian at eorbit.net  2005-12-12 23:47 UTC -------

"FIXED" huh?

When might the fix show up via synaptic?  Or do I have to compile my own kernel?


I have similar behavior here.  

Breezy 5.10, no custom compiles/modules, updated as available
Linux gilgamesh 2.6.12-10-386 #1 Fri Nov 18 11:51:02 UTC 2005 i686 GNU/Linux
Athlon XP 3000+ (2.1 Ghz) Nvidia 5700 Ultra


Logout/reboot/shutdown from UI all cause system to hang with Angry Fruit Salad
on the screen.  
Shutdown/reboot from GDM before even logging in has the same effect.

Can't access system remotely, and after hard reboot nothing "interesting"
appears in the saved logs.

If I kill the x server (ctrl-alt-backspace) instead of trying to
logout/shutdown/restart, login again at the console, then do 'sudo halt'
everything behaves as expected.

I was suspicious of my NVidia drivers, so I tried all of this with the stock
'nv' driver; no change in behavior.

No problems on my PII laptop, though.

I'll attach my lsmod info if requested.


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