At 04:37 PM 05/04/2006, Albert Shih wrote:
NB: Why this kind of problem can happen ? I ask this because until 6. I never have this kind of problem.
Think about it this way, if one of your users came to you and said, "its not working. I need you to fix it"... You would start by getting your user to provide details of what "it" is.
So when you ask "why this kind of problem can happen", you have not provided any details as to what the problem is. The crash can be bad hardware, it could be a change in any number of drivers. No one knows what hardware you are using even. It could be something as simple as a NIC driver regression or not. But without details, its not possible to do anything.
Start by creating a debug kernel (see the website documentation on how to do it and how to enable and save a crash dump) as well as by providing a dmesg that shows the hardware you are using. The more detail and description you provide in the PR, the better the chance someone can fix it or help you work around it.
---Mike
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