Tracking Kernel Panics

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Dear all,

does anyone know links on how to track kernel panics in a most
efficient way?

Doing some kernel programming I run quite often into kernel panics
which I assume are caused by some race conditions.  My code gets
executed by soft_irq/bh.

Thanks,

Lukas

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