Re: panic: kthread_create called too soon

["Erik P. Skaalerud" <erik@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Adrian Nida wrote:
[snip]
> I know a lot of *ix people don't like to hear about Microsoft.  However, 
> I really do think they are (now) doing their error reporting right.  If 
> a crash (application or OS) occurs, their version of a core file is 
> automatically saved, and the user is then prompted to upload the file 
> directly to Microsoft.  Now, the one thing I don't like is that this 
> option defaults to no.
>
> After transferring the file, the user is given an option to read more 
> information about the crash, the error that caused it, possible 
> solutions, its status in the bug fixing process, and whether an update 
> that solves the issue (or "other issues that may/may not be related") is 
> available.
>
> I know the people doing this project are stretching themselves thin, but 
> in my mind this is a really nice feature in the Operating System (hint, 
> hint).

Yes, error reporting via the internet should be made easier.

One thing obfuscates me here though. Since when did windows support 
automatic error reporting of BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death/Kernel Crash)?

- Erik