If you have a serial console setup, then you can copy and paste. If not, then you have to write it down by hand.

There was a fix for a SATA panic in b119 so you should try that to see if b119 fixes your problem.

Phi

On 07/27/09 13:26, Deepankar Sharma wrote:
I will update this thread with the stack trace once I get back home.
Is there some way to easily save the stack trace to a usb stick ?

On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:18 PM, Phi Tran<[email protected]> wrote:
On 07/27/09 12:11, Deepankar Sharma wrote:
I am trying to install 2009.06 and get a kernel panic soon after I pick an
option from the GRUB menu. I used the -k option to see whats panicking and
it seems to be SATA related. I am using a Tyan 2915 motherboard which uses a
NVIDIA® nForce Pro 3600 + 3050 chipset. My computer has two SATA hard disks
and the DVD I am installing from is a SATA one too. Can someone please
comment on if there is a work around which I can use to get things to work.
PS: I have also tried the latest release from genunix based on 118 and the
latest SXCE available from the Sun website. Both of them display the same
identical crash.
What does the stack trace look like?

Phi


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