Please install linux-crashdump package and reboot the machine. This will
enable core dump once the crash happens again.
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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The box messed about again yesterday. This time I was still able to
Ctrl+F1, Ctrl+F2 between terminals but it wouldn't accept any console
input. Nor would it respond to anything except pings on the LAN.
The keyboard Num/Caps/Scroll were flashing on the keyboard. On reset
there doesn't seem to have
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Title:
sshd on lucid causes kernel panic
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OK. If you follow the procedure in the upper link, debugging will occur
only if the problem happens again. Until then we'll mark this bug as
invalid since hardware replacement fixed the issue. Please reopen if it
happens again.
Thank you!
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Status: Incomplete
I'm not at work this week, but I'll look at it when I get back. Touch
wood the extra RAM seems to have stopped it happening so far this
week.
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Would it be possible to setup kdump/kexec and have them execute on
crash? That would enable us to get the core and see what's going on when
crash occurs.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/CrashdumpRecipe
Thank you!
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The OCFS2 filesystem is held on an OpenFiler box.
Cluster A is our live VM system with two nodes.
Cluster B is the backup system (the box in question).
Once a week, the OpenFiler box takes an LVM snapshot of the filesystem
normally used by cluster A and exports it as a new iSCSI target.
The backu
One more thing; is the backup server also a member of clusterB?
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So, LVM2 snapshot from clusterA is exported as iSCSI device to clusterB
which then mounts it and copies the VMs from that device.
At some point during the process, machine exporting iSCSI device
crashes. So, machine that's crashing isn't really using OCFS2 and
therefor doesn't have OCFS2 setup at
It's using the native DLM. However, it's the only node in the cluster.
Our live VM environment is Ubuntu server running KVM and OCFS2 and we
have 2 nodes. This box is just a backup server which takes an lvm2
snapshot of the OCFS2 filesystem, exports it over iSCSI and then as a
separate cluster moun
How is the OCFS2 configured? Are you using it's native DLM (o2cb cluster
stack) or did you tie it with pacemaker (user cluster stack)?
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Thanks, please let us know if adding more ram does not (or does) help.
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Title:
sshd on lucid causes kernel panic
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> Has every instance of this bug involved ssh in the stack trace?
All the ones we've had to date. I initially thought it was apparmor
related because it mentions memory allocation etc but having removed
the packages and rebuilt initramfs I guess not.
If it happens again from now on, I'll make sur
Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better.
Has every instance of this bug involved ssh in the stack trace?
Can you describe the software raid stack in detail?
My first guess would be that OCFS is to blame. Would it be possible to
run this server for awhile
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