All of you pointed out the need for the values on nnnnnnnn:nnn. Can any
of you describe to me how to interpret these numbers in a way that does
not involve running gdb on the machine in question (which is not possible,
since when I receive this error, the machine freezes).
Many thanks to those who have responded thus far. As for suggestions that
I move these machines to any of the 2.1.x kernels...not on your life. The
systems in question are part of our production web site and have to be up
24 hours a day, seven days a week. (We aren't even allowed to bring down
the service to move it to a new building 10 miles away from the old one,
which is what we did this past weekend. Eat your hearts out Infoseek.)
Tom
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