 | | | can corrupted files/data cause a kernel panic? | can corrupted files/data cause a kernel panic? 2004-12-08 - By Brent M. Clements
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I am fighting a wierd problem.
I have a professor who while doing a tar of an entire filesystem over ssh
from another machine(which has possible corrupted files) causes the
"backup server" to do a kernel panic while writing to the jfs filesystem.
I have tried reproducing the problem, by running iozone like crazy locally
while running a few tar over ssh's from my own machine and I can't seem to
reproduce the problem.
The professor does the tar over ssh again, and bam the machine does a
kernel panic while writing to the jfs drives.
Anyone hear of something like this?
This problem has me scratching my head.
Thanks,
Brent
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