Created attachment 304730 [details] .config Kernel panic on reboot (not on every reboot, probably timming issue). Debian linux, kernel 6.4.7 (selfcompiled).
Created attachment 304731 [details] netconsole log with crash
(In reply to Petr Balas from comment #0) > Created attachment 304730 [details] > .config > > Kernel panic on reboot (not on every reboot, probably timming issue). > Debian linux, kernel 6.4.7 (selfcompiled). Can you describe this bug in detail?
I upgraded my home server to Debian 12.1 + new selfcompiled kernel. Server is running samba + syncthing server. When I trided to reboot first time with new kernel it locked up. Hard reset to the rescue, but it locked up again. Tried reboot cca 10 times, one reboot is without issues, other locked up. When I stopped samba and syncthing before issuing reboot command this ratio is better - 9 successfull reboots and one unsuccessfull. 1 have 3 discs - 2x NVMe + 1x SATA. On NVME I have these partitons: 1 1049kB 99.6MB 98.6MB fat16 EFI-2 boot, esp 2 99.6MB 16.0GB 15.9GB btrfs Linux raid 3 16.0GB 32.0GB 16.0GB linux-swap(v1) swap raid 4 32.0GB 1000GB 968GB btrfs Data first partition is EFI boot, second is root partition (raid1), third is swap (raid1), 4th are homes (btrfs raid1), SATA disk is not raid.