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Asked by sudhirgoogle
at 2024-05-24 10:30:38
ModifyPoint:500 Replies:3 POST_ID:828921USER_ID:11821
Topic:
Linux;;
Hello experts,
I am here attaching kernel panic error message snapshot, I need to find the root cause analysis for kernel panic error, Please help me to find it.
I am here attaching kernel panic error message snapshot, I need to find the root cause analysis for kernel panic error, Please help me to find it.
Attachment:kernel-panic.PNG
Author: sudhirgoogle replied at 2024-06-17 07:00:11
Thanks for your explanation.
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Expert: gheist replied at 2024-05-25 00:01:18
250 points EXCELLENT
Cause is bad coding in vmxnet driver
Root cause - obedience to vmware best practices.
Either upgrade kernel or vmxnet3
or
change to e1000 keeping MAC address
either way avoiding faulty code path
Root cause - obedience to vmware best practices.
Either upgrade kernel or vmxnet3
or
change to e1000 keeping MAC address
either way avoiding faulty code path
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Expert: duncanb7 replied at 2024-05-24 21:00:16
250 points EXCELLENT
-Could you provide more info for your system ?
What is Linux distribution on your system ?CentOS ,Ubuntn or Debain ?
What is your kernal version ? (you might need to go back the old linux version for fixing
the issue) , you can check it with command of "uname -a" for the version check
-Probably you can boot in Rescue mode, Right ?
If yes, could you try to do this after login as root in Resuce mode, on command shell, type
echo 30 > /proc/sys/kernel/panic
and then reboot your computer to see any change
-If you can not go into rescue mode, you can boot from installation CD , and then
mount the hard-disk for your linux system, and try it agian for echo 30 > /proc/sys/kernel/panic and reboot it without installation CD
If possible, provide or send us the response in image as kneral-panic.png
Duncan
What is Linux distribution on your system ?CentOS ,Ubuntn or Debain ?
What is your kernal version ? (you might need to go back the old linux version for fixing
the issue) , you can check it with command of "uname -a" for the version check
-Probably you can boot in Rescue mode, Right ?
If yes, could you try to do this after login as root in Resuce mode, on command shell, type
echo 30 > /proc/sys/kernel/panic
and then reboot your computer to see any change
-If you can not go into rescue mode, you can boot from installation CD , and then
mount the hard-disk for your linux system, and try it agian for echo 30 > /proc/sys/kernel/panic and reboot it without installation CD
If possible, provide or send us the response in image as kneral-panic.png
Duncan
