When i yum installed the latest kernel, rebooted, it booted up fine, but
my gpilotd kept reporting back a seg fault and kept doing it, i could
not kill it ( as in keep popping up windows to let me know it had a seg
fault error, even after clicking to close it ). I had to reboot back to
kernel 2.6.4-1.300 which this does not happen.
Now anybody know how gpilotd is related to the kernel? Anybody run into
this problem at all?
Im running Fedora 1 with updates, but in this case kernels are the only
tested files im running on this fedora.
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