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Infodoc ID   Synopsis   Date
11838   What is a panic zero   17 Nov 1995

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What is a panic zero?

A panic zero is a panic caused by trying to execute location zero.
This is usually caused by a user / administrator using "L1-A"
in response to a hung system in order to get a core image of memory
( see infodoc 11837 How to forcea crash when my machine is hung? ).
But it is possible for the sysem to cause this on its own.
Product Area Kernel
Product crash
OS Solaris 2.x
Hardware any

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