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From: Roberto Zini <fred@strhold.it> Subject: Re: wanting an explination of a k_trap warning Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 09:15:15 +0100 References: <94j1a7$kml$1@perki.connect.com.au> "Stuart J. Browne" wrote: > > In one of the servers I help administer, the error message below shows up in > /usr/adm/syslog once every couple of days. As the error doesn't seem to > harm the system, I'm not that worried about it, but wouldn't mind knowing > what is causing it. > > WARNING: k_trap - Intel Reserved Fault (#15) trap in kernel mode - > ignored > > It's an old PPro single processor 5.0.4 OpenServer box with > SCO:Unix::5.0.4Eb rs.Unix504.0.1.a rs.Unix504.2.0.c oss601a.Unix504. > > Anyway, thanks. > > Stuart Hi !
Please have a look at the following TA:
http://www.caldera.com/cgi-bin/ssl_reference?105500
I know it's not strictly related to the platform you're using but I think
the suggestions given there could apply to your situation as well.
Best,
Roberto
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