Kernel panic appears when copying files/accessing files on hard drive...This bugs appears absolutely randomly.. Reproducible: Sometimes Steps to Reproduce: 1. I copied lots of files fr om one harddrive to another 2. if the kernel did not panic - rm theese files and copy again.. 3. Perform theese step until you Actual Results: http://s40.radikal.ru/i088/0812/0b/1545fdeb401e.jpg Expected Results: That operation should be performed silently.. I had encountered this bug even using LiveCD! Here is dmidecode output to show my configuration: ...............................................
Created attachment 174577 [details] Partial dmidecode output to show my cfg
Created attachment 174578 [details] Screenshot of Kernel Panic
Created attachment 174579 [details] emerge --info
I'm using Gentoo Linux 2.6.24-r5
Created attachment 174582 [details] My kernel config
What controller are these drives hooked up to (show lspci output for instance)? Has this hardware ever behaved reliably with a linux install, if so what kernel were you using when it worked? Also, it would be good to post dmesg output including the drives being detected
(In reply to comment #4) > I'm using Gentoo Linux 2.6.24-r5 Is that sys-kernel/gentoo-sources-2.6.24-r5? (It's not in the portage tree any longer.) Could you try if you can reproduce the bug with a *current* kernel?
Looks pretty much as a hardware problem to me. COuld you verify that all of your components, especially mainboard (IDE controller), RAM and IDE cable are ok (maybe replace IDE cable with a new 80 conductor IDE cable ...)?
I beg your pardon for my disappearing...I have exam session >.< I tried to change sata wires - no effect - got this bug again... I attached dmesg as was asked before... Please...Help me to indentify what hardware causes Kernel Panic. And by the way..why does not PC reboot after Kernel Panic? I echo'ed 60 in /proc/sys/kernel/panic
Created attachment 176163 [details] Dmesg output