On 10 February 2010 17:45, Neil Horman <nhorman at redhat.com> wrote: > To answer that fully, we'd really need the output of the console during the > kdump kernel boot/capture process. This will most likely be an initramfs > problem (or possibly a kernel issue). We'll be better able to tell with the > console log > Neil It shouldn't be the initramfs problem, because when I test it with sysrq-trigger, it works fine. Right? I'm thinking that it can be some driver problem, which is causing repeated kernel-panic. I'm planning to use NFS and/or FTP. How do you think? Is this the right way to try to avoid possibly corrupted system parts? Does someone have any experience with such problems? Is there something left to try out? Regards, Gallus
