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phunni

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From: Bristol, UK

Registered: 2003-08-13

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Kernel panic

I wasn't doing anything particularly odd - I think I may have clicked back to the browser on a page that was already open. To be honest I was so surprised to see the BSOD it didn't occur to me to think about what I'd been doing.

Panic report is here: panic report

I've looked though it and can't make much sense of any of it - any ideas and suggestions gratefully received... Thanks in advance!

seth

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Registered: 2012-09-03

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Re: Kernel panic

7.2.12-rt3-arch1-1-rt

[11944.549613]  ? early_xen_iret_patch+0xc/0xc
[11944.549618]  exc_general_protection+0x26/0x400
[11944.549624]  asm_exc_general_protection+0x26/0x30

vmware? ryzen?
https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external … unnin.html

Otherwise the stack could be corrupted, https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=310644
Did you check memtest86+ ?

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phunni

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From: Bristol, UK

Registered: 2003-08-13

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Re: Kernel panic

Ah - I did have an instance of qemu running and it is a Ryzen processor. I'll look into that and report back.

Thanks for the reply.

seth

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Re: Kernel panic

But arch isn't running *inside* a virtual machine (and vmware in particular)?
Probably run a memory check (over night or the weekend, running memtest86+ for one hour or so doesn't mean the RAM is ok)
Do you overclock the RAM (incl. XMP, DOCP and the likes) or mix different (vendor, model, batch) DIMMs?

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phunni

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From: Bristol, UK

Registered: 2003-08-13

Posts: 797

Re: Kernel panic

No arch isn't running inside the VM. No overclocking or vendor mixing. I'll do the suggested memtest run this weekend.