Hi there, > How do I capture it? My desktop is frozen and I can't open the cli. First try to get in a console with CTRL + ALT + F1 to see if your X is just frozen and not the whole system. Because how could you know it's really a kernel panic. If so, sometimes it's somewhere in /var/log/messages if you are lucky. If not, disable the NetworkManager for now and try to debug like loading and unloading the modules by hand. For instance: rmmod modulename modprobe modulename and see if it crashes. Greetings, Jim. > Jim van Wel wrote: >> Hi there, >> >> Can you send a copy of your kernel panic. Probably it's loading a module, >> which is buggy or doing something nasty. >> >> Greetings, >> Jim. > > How do I capture it? My desktop is frozen and I can't open the cli. > > Valent. >
