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Re: [PLUG] kernel panic from unknown cause
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Eric wrote:
> My SME server (based on CentOS 4.5) had a kernel panic at 4:06 this morning.
> How do I determine, if possible, what caused the panic?
> Based on the first line of the relevant log entries ( SEE:
> http://pastebin.com/m67b742be ) it looks like some kind of memory problem.
>
> Log entries prior to this were several hours earlier and appeared unrelated
> (DHCP leases)
>
> I'll run memtest this evening when I take the server down.
> The system has 384 MB of RAM and a 433 MHz Celeron (yeah, due for replacement
> REAL SOON NOW.) Main disks are 2x 160 GB in a RAID Mirror - operating normally.
>
> Google leads me to the same question in multiple places but no real answers.
>
>
> TIA
>
> Eric
whoops, forgot to give a link for sysresccd!
http://www.sysresccd.org
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