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Unable to handle page fault CPU error

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Had a server freeze/crash. Couldn't manually reboot with a call locally either so had to do a hard button restart. Can't tell if it's a CPU overloaded type thing or there is an issue with one of the docker containers. Attached prev syslog of when the issue happened.

syslog-previous11302024.txt

Solved by bmartino1

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not seing much...

 

The "BUG: unable to handle page fault" error indicates that the system attempted to access an invalid memory address, leading to a kernel panic and system crash. This issue can stem from various causes, including hardware malfunctions, software bugs, or configuration errors.

Potential Causes:

Hardware Issues:

Faulty RAM: Defective memory modules can cause unexpected memory access errors.

Overheating: Excessive temperatures can lead to hardware instability.

Power Supply Problems: Inadequate or failing power supplies can cause erratic hardware behavior.

Software Issues:

Kernel Bugs: Bugs within the kernel can lead to memory access violations.

Driver Conflicts: Incompatible or faulty drivers can cause system instability.

Docker Container Issues: Misbehaving containers can consume excessive resources or cause conflicts.

 

reboot and run mem test. 

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Didn't even think about it being a power supply issue or memory one. I am running an OLD power supply (10+ years old...) and the memory is 7+ years old. Might be time to upgrade those. I will run the mem test and see what it comes back with. Thank you!

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