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