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When I try to unmount (when I can mount..) ad external hd, the kernel goes to panic. I use Wheezy with 3.0 kernel and Gnome. On Internet nothing can help ...
  1. 09-20-2011 #1
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    Kernel panic

    When I try to unmount (when I can mount..) ad external hd, the kernel goes to panic. I use Wheezy with 3.0 kernel and Gnome.

    On Internet nothing can help me: what I have to do? Recompile the kernel? Downgrade it?


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  2. 09-20-2011 #2
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    Boot into single user mode and fsck all partitions, then reboot and try again. If it persists examine dmesg output.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cynwulf View Post
    Boot into single user mode and fsck all partitions, then reboot and try again. If it persists examine dmesg output.
    How can I boot as single user mode and fsck all partitions?

    And how can I examine dmesg output?




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  4. 09-21-2011 #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by riccardo_linux View Post
    How can I boot as single user mode and fsck all partitions?
    when the system boots select "recovery mode" from the grub menu. Once you're in, sit there for a while and read the man page

    Code:
    man fsck
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    And how can I examine dmesg output?

    An easy one:
    Code:
    man dmesg
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    You're welcome!
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  5. 09-21-2011 #5
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    Ok, I will try.

    Here in attach sono two photos about the problem.

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  6. 09-22-2011 #6
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    If this a stock kernel or did you build it yourself?

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    uname -r
    Do you have any proprietary drivers installed or any modules/drivers at all which you have compiled yourself and inserted?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cynwulf View Post
    If this a stock kernel or did you build it yourself?

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    uname -r
    Do you have any proprietary drivers installed or any modules/drivers at all which you have compiled yourself and inserted?
    This is when I have the kernel panic. I didn't build anithing by myself.

    3.0.0-1-amd64

    No proprietary drivers installed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by riccardo_linux View Post
    This is when I have the kernel panic. I didn't build anithing by myself.

    3.0.0-1-amd64

    No proprietary drivers installed.
    You need to file a bug report. Makes sure your system is fully up to date first. Are you running the testing or unstable branch?

    (Or you can try building a newer kernel from git and see if that changes anything)

    Good luck.
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  9. 09-27-2011 #9
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    I tried to install Debian Stable: the problem persists so, waiting for a resolution, the only way is to unmount from shell.

    But the question is: the problem is related to the kernel o to other?
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