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On 5 Jul 2008 at 22:06, Brian A. Davis wrote: |
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> I'm getting a PAX General protection fault, |
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sounds like UDEREF, did you enable it? |
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> which outputs a stack trace to the console (monitor), but there's no |
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> way for me to get it since the machine is crashed at this point. |
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> Where would this be getting logged? grep PAX * in /var/log doesn't turn |
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> up anything. |
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wherever you store normal kernel logs, so probably /var/log/messages but |
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if the GPF triggers in code that doesn't expect it, then the kernel may |
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as well be too toast to get that out into the filesystem. your best bet |
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is either a screenshot (digital camera, make sure you log as many line |
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as possible) or serial or netconsole. also make sure you enable kernel |
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symbols so the stacktrace is properly decoded. |
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