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Kernel Oops

"When you have an oops" article explains how to identify Oops and what you should do when it happens. The key moment is that you should send us the full Ooops text. Sometimes it can be easily obtained from /var/log/messages file or dmesg output. In other cases, you can only see an Oops message on the monitor, and the system is completely stuck. In such a situation you should implement Remote console setup. As a rule, each production server should have a remote console set up.