Public bug reported:
After changing the motherboard from M2N32-SLI deluxe to M2A-VM I get
weird crashes in Ubuntu.
1. I launched Ubuntu 10.04 in rescue mode, logged in with my user and
then did
sudo bash
After I input the password, the system crashed with the following error
message:
[180.9430008] Bug: page map in proceess bash pte: 7f000025 pmd: ....... (didn't
copy this number)
[180.954812] page: c206d000 flags: 80000004 count: 1 mapcount: -1 mapping:
(null) i
2. I then launched Ubuntu 11.10 first in rescue mode.
Here I did fsck on all my Linux partition and all was ok.
Then, I rebooted Ubuntu 11.10 in normal mode. It said it was "waiting for the
networkin" which is ok since the new motherboard
probably needs different drivers for the Ethernet adapter. I logged in at the
KDE login screen and then it froze during the loading of KDE.
I rebooted again, but this time I didn't logged in at the KDE login screen.
Instead, I switched to a console (with Alt+F1 or Alt+F2) and logged there
with my user name.
Then I did
sudo bash
I input my password, pressed "Enter" and the computer rebooted the next
second !
THE SAME ERROR as for Ubuntu 10.04 !
** Affects: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Confirmed
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Weird crashes in Ubuntu after changing the motherboard
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