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From: Jacques Rodary <jrodary@free.fr>
Subject: kernel panic
Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 14:32:28 +0200
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Hi Miha
I first didn't see your post, and posted independently on the same
subject (with a typo). I have the same message than yours, but not
always, but it always ends with "Fatal exception in interrupt", includes
sometimes "common_interrupt+0x1a/0x20" and sometimes
"ip_nat_fn..[iptables_nat]". And I never had this before I used NAT on a
SMP box (2 dual-core Xeons).
Also in my logs I found these kernel errors: e1000: eth0: e1000_up:
Unable to allocate interrupt Error: -16 ...:  5 Time(s), but it's
perhaps unrelated.
Finally I can obtain this kernel panic by trying to connect to vncserver
from outside.

Have you got any answer? Thanks in advance.
	Jacques Rodary
P.S.: You Can see my config in the post Kernet (sic) panic with NAT.