How can I stop fseventsd for certain volumes?

I also have a partion with Ubuntu installed. Unfortunately, every time I have an error while working on the Ubuntu partion (I believe it's ext3), I get a Kernel Panic and I have to restart. I believe this is related to fseventsd, since it my try to log the errors on the root of the Ubuntu partition.

How can I stop fseventsd logging events on that Ubuntu volume?

Thank you!

Preventing file system event storage

Whilst you should not stop the daemon, you can disable logging on a per-volume basis.

In the Mac Developer Library

File System Events Programming Guide: File System Event Security: Preventing File System Event Storage advises:

… To disable logging on a per-volume basis (for creating a backup volume, for example), you must do the following:

• Create a .fseventsd directory at the top level of the volume.
• Create an empty no_log file in that directory.

So if your volume is mounted at /Volumes/MyDisk, you would create an empty file called /Volumes/MyDisk/.fseventsd/no_log.

Kernel panics

Please consider creating a separate question.

OS X does not have a built-in ext3 driver so it's not possible to even access the Ubuntu partition from OS X.

There is a lot of information missing here making it impossible to correctly assess what is causing your kernel panic.

Are you even using Apple hardware?