Re: what's NMI recieved.
> NMI is intel nomenclature for non maskable interrupt, and
> it might mean the same under linux. If so, then the kernel
> is receiving an interrupt that it doesn't know how to process.
>
> I haven't hacked kernel code for linux, so I don't know the
> terms in use. Am I right?
>
If its on a PC (and if memory serves correctly)... the NMI should be
connected to the parity check on the RAM...
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