Re: Fw: crash on x86_64 - mm related?

This machine experienced another random reboot today, nothing in the
logs or on the console etc.  This is the 3rd time now since I upgraded
from 2.6.11.3.  Is there any way to debug something like this?  I'm
fairly certain it's not hardware-related.  Might this have something to
do with the st problem?

Thanks,
-ryan
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