Kernel Problem?

[Matt Harrison]

On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Karl F. Larsen <klarsen1 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Leonard Chatagnier wrote:
>> "Your system encountered a serious kernel problem." Your system may become unstable and may need to be restarted or to that effect. A button appears in the message to allow reporting the problem which I have done once.
>> The above appears every time I start the computer since the last couple of upgrades. Running Karmic Beta with Kubuntu Desktop on 64 bit. System has performed better before the last couple of upgrades.
>> Anyone experiencing the same issue or know a fix?  I am fully up-to-date; however, the update notifier in the system tray has stopped giving notice of available updates in about the same time frame but aptitude update shows they are available.
>> Appreciate any comments,(BTW, the system appears ok, doesn't crash and runs fine after clearing out the message(s))
>> Leonard Chatagnier
>> lenc5570 at sbcglobal.net
>>
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>        No use I expect, but I am fully updated using the latest
> kernel on a 32 bit Karmic without any kernel problems.
>
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> 73 Karl
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If it's of no use, why bother posting?

To the OP:
Can you try booting to an older Kernel from GRUB and seeing if the
error message pops up still?  You may have a few kernels listed in
GRUB so I would try botting to the 2nd one of the list (the 1st being
the one you are using right now) and then keep working your way down
the list until it goes away.

Also, aside from the updates, does the system function normally even
with the error message?