This usually happens when display_errors is set to off in php.ini. You can always try setting ini_set('display_errors', 1) at the top or display_errors to on in php.ini to see what is actually generating the error. -Don- Quoting John Callahan <john.callahan@UDel.Edu>:

I believe that's relatively common. It happened to me a few times. Usually, I go into the database (system table?) and re-enable those modules. You can do that one module at a time to see what the offending package was. Also check out the apache/php logs. Most of the time I found something there that pointed to the problem.

- John

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Néstor wrote:

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I got a white screen of death when I removed some modules from my drupal 6.9 installation and I was not able to recover. I had to re-install Drupal and start all over again.

This happened to me also 6 month ago when I when ahead and removed some modules and I was using drupal64.

Am i the only person to get a white screen after removing modules? How do you fix the problem without having to re-install drupal?

Thanks,

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