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Kernel Panic - 6.9.0-rc2

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Everything has been running fine until last night around 8:30pm EST when I got what I believe was a kernel panic but I didn't have a monitor hooked up and no logs were saved that I could find. This morning when I woke up my server was again unresponsive so before I hard rebooted it I plugged in a monitor and saw the attached picture. I've also attached the diagnostics.zip if that helps in any way.

 

IMG_4702.HEIC server-diagnostics-20210219-0745.zip

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8 minutes ago, timstephens24 said:

and saw the attached picture

Can't open that file, you can display photos directly on de forum.

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1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

Can't open that file, you can display photos directly on de forum.

Weird. Let’s see if uploading directly from my phone works. 

D885A1C0-12B4-493F-8202-FD22C704B549.jpeg

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It did it again. 

C0903957-CAC9-4410-9955-BF06A3D965A0.jpeg

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Those photos aren't very helpful, try this and post that log after a crash.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Crash appears to be network related, try to simplify your config as much as possible, also don't assign a custom IP to dockers.

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3 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Crash appears to be network related, try to simplify your config as much as possible, also don't assign a custom IP to dockers.

 

Thanks for looking. I had already removed the docker that had a custom IP a few weeks ago since I also thought that it might have been a network issue with the PiHole DoT-DoH docker. All the rest of the dockers either use Bridge or Host except one that's going through a bridged docker (VPN).

 

I'm not sure what you're referring to on simplifying the config as much as possible, though. My network settings are pretty standard, the only thing I did that's not default I believe is turned on IPv6.

 

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