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Originally Posted by kannansoft1985
please tell how to troubleshoot this type of problems
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- Check if your hardware is supported as per the vendors HCL,
- Check if you're running the most recent supported kernel and userland for your distribution,
- Check if your software and setup isn't tainted, meaning you don't run and haven't loaded anything that's not or no longer supported, experimental or outright exotic,
- Try to boot in the most basic configuration and per reboot and stress test add components, software or services until you can reproduce the error,
* And always use and post the
complete OOPS.
- Check Bugzilla for (seemingly) related bugs,
- Check the LKML for (seemingly) related bugs,
* If you've got a support contract then now would be the time to use it.