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  • How to determine which module taints the kernel?
    and [root@Eiger ~]# cat proc sys kernel tainted 4096 I've not been able to find documentation for what the 4096 bitmask means, but the G flag means that an external GPL module is loaded into the kernel How do I find out which module is tainting the kernel?
  • Unable to Get Kernel Crash Dump on Kernel Panic
    The serial console freezes with standard kernel panic stacktrace One of the logs specific to Kdump is: [14645 1099571] CPU: 2 PID: 20518 Comm: tee Kdump: loaded Not tainted 4 19 35-g9e41bb234b42 #2 The system however does not reboot One thing to note is that I can boot into the crash kernel if I want to explicitly:
  • lsmod outputs: Not tainted - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
    A running instance of the Linux kernel becomes “tainted” when something dodgy happens The kernel boots in non-tainted state, and becomes tainted if one such dodgy thing happens The full list of dodgy events is documented in sysctl kernel txt, and the kernel's current taint state can be read from proc sys kernel tainted (0 means not tainted) The most common reason for tainting is loaded
  • Understanding the reasoning behind an OOM invokation
    The java process that ended up being killed had PID 20639 whereas the output under the line that mentions VM Thread is CPU: 11 PID: 20646 Comm: VM Thread Not tainted 4 19 0-25-amd64 #1 Debian 4 19 289-2, so it's not a thread of the JVM
  • Is oops of kernel tainted by staging device less likely to be . . . - linux
    I understand that kernels tainted by binary modules are less likely to be investigated by kernel maintainers However what is the policy if kernel is tained by staging driver (if the staging driver is broken it is still problem in kernel hence some Linux developer might be interested)
  • How to solve this kernel-panic on a Debian 12 system?
    Context: My PC don't boot anymore after a power hard cut I can boot a LIVE DVD and mount all file systems fsck is clean on my boot partition (ext2) and on my system root partition (btrfs) smartc
  • Kernel panic - not syncing: Requested init init failed (error -2)
    The linux boot made it to command line successfully I switched to a different gcc arm compiler toolchain I tried versions of aarch64-linux-gnu- and linaro toolchains and they didn't work But using aarch64-none-linux-gnu- (10 3 version) made it work Not sure why that made a difference Using Initramfs definitely helped the boot progress
  • Kernel: BUG: unable to handle page fault for address
    My PC has not frozen, I get process (rsync) killed (saw :killed" in terminal and rsync exited) and dmesg has similar BUG, address is different: BUG: unable to handle page fault for address: 0000000000000034 (no 4 in the middle of address) Got it 3 times in a row Call trace contains ext4_file_read etc
  • dca: module verification failed: signature and or required key . . . - linux
    Your dca ko is not signed - or at least, not with the same key If Secure Boot is not in use, the kernel will start by trusting only the key it was built with, but has the option of accepting non-verifiable kernel modules while marking the kernel as tainted on loading such a module





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