Kernel panic when shutting down the system

[dolohow]

Hello again!

I have a kernel panic when shutting down the system after added module for Ralink RT61 and installed firmware.

Kernel config:
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=yx9yfKaZ

dmesg
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=qeMaYg8q

Can't paste the kernel panic messages because it didn't save in log files or I don't know where to find it.

Thanks for help,
dolohow

[eccerr0r]

The panic message would be more helpful to determine what's wrong...
Unfortunately a lot of panics (versus an 'oops') cause the system to stop writing to disk in fears that it may corrupt the disk, so that's why sometimes it's not written, you'll need to either use a serial console with another machine or something like this to capture it. Sometimes a photograph will be sufficient but some of the good bits tends to scroll off...
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[toralf]

[dolohow]

The last in my opinion lines from kernel panic message:

[eccerr0r]

Okay...assuming it really is... can you duplicate it by ifconfig the wlan down and rmmoding the same module, manually?
(shut down Networkmanager/Gnome first if you're running it of course, May want to try this in single user mode after logging out of X11)

If it does duplicate, this is probably a driver/hardware issue, you can try a newer driver (this is the in-kernel driver or ?)

if it does not, need to delve in further...
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Core-i7-2700K@4.1GHz/8GB RAM/180GB SSD/Intel HD3000 graphics
What the heck am I advocating?

[dolohow]

[eccerr0r]

Hmm..only thing I can think of now is just some ordering function during shutdown... Blah.

Ghetto way to fix this is to make a stop script that upon shutdown, down wlan0 and rmmod it before continuing...

I wish there was a way to see how far it got during shutdown before it hit the oops - specifically what was it trying to run... and maybe even add the down and rmmod there...
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Core-i7-2700K@4.1GHz/8GB RAM/180GB SSD/Intel HD3000 graphics
What the heck am I advocating?

[dolohow]

I'm living in the near of network provider and the owner was so kind that give me a few cards to testing.

from wicd: