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I have a problem with a couple of my centos servers hitting a kernel panic about once a week or so.
I find them sitting at a panic screen like this:
http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1044/screenshotoakpanicma4.jpg (58k)
Two questions:
1) How do I make it reboot after a panic instead of sitting in a hung state?
2) How do I turn on logging so that I can see the entire kernel panic message? I tried changing syslog.conf so that kern.* goes to /var/log/messages instead of just kern.debug, but all that did was make booting a little more verbose in the log.
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I have a problem with a couple of my centos servers hitting a kernel panic about once a week or so.
- How do I make it reboot after a panic instead of sitting in a hung
state?
Hi,
Set the "/proc" var (via /etc/sysctl.conf) kernel.panic to the amount of seconds you like the panic screen stays on. After that amount of time the server will boot :)
Antonio.