Kernel Panic while gaming
Now that I switched to Linux, I have no idea how to troubleshoot something like this. 😄 any way to figure out what caused it?
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Kernel panics, in general, are caused by hardware issues. You may find hints in the logs, but it's unlikely. From experience: if you have an undervolt going, turn it down a notch. Linux is a bit more sensitive to those apparently.
yea the other day I turned on BIOS 'gaming mode' (which is probably just an overclock profile) and raised the Memory frequency.. kernel panic on boot 😄 hm tricky.
"gcadapter_oc: loading out-of-tree module taints kernel" 😱 its tainted!!!
Lol no shame in tainted kernels, we all taint those over here 😄
Kernel panic again, this time while on a voice call. I had some audio issues, so it might be connected to that.
I know how to analyze a windows bluescreen, but how do I analyze kernel panic?
All suggested logs I could find are just post-reboot, so completely useless for troubleshooting.