Hi Guys,
I have been running Ubuntu Server 11.04 for a couple of weeks with a Samba server and it is running great. The other day a client win7 tried to do a backup to the allocated Samba share and the server kernel-panicked on me. Since then, every single time win7 clients are trying to do backups on allocated shares through Samba protocol, the server kernel-panicked and I have to reboot it. The only reason I found in the logs for the KP :" kernel panic - not syncing: fatal exception in interrupt". I immediately tested my ram with memtest-86 and all is ok I mounted two external usb drives on the shares and tried to run the backups on the usb drives and the issue is identical. The server KP every single time. I then run HDD test on both external USB drives and internal drive of the server and all is ok. I have searched google for an answer but to no avail. All the posts referred back to a potential hardware issue on the server. Hardware wise, my server has no issues. Any help is much appreciated on sorting the issue as I have no idea on where to look for a solution. Kind Regards, Zongo
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