Re: Kernel Locking Up

From: Travis Shirk (travis@pobox.com)
Date: Wed Aug 22 2001 - 16:46:29 EST

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On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Alan Cox wrote:

>> The symptons are total lock-up of the machine. No mouse
>> movement, all GUI monoitors freeze, and I cannot switch to a
>> virtual console. I'm not able to ping the locked machine or
>> ssh/telnet into it either. So I'm left wondering....how and
>> the hell to I debug this problem. It'd be nice to have some
>> more information to go on or post to the list.
>
>Can you get it to crash when you are not in X11 at all ?

I have not, but I do not spend too much time outside of
the GUI. I don't boot into X, so unless I'm logged out
X is running.

Travis

-- Travis Shirk <travis at pobox dot com> Mathematics is God and Knuth is our prophet.

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