Problem with new box

[David Kramer]

So I'm building a replacement server.  Things go well
I'm using after install, and bring up a page in Konqueror, and everything
freezes.  Control-alt-backspace does nothing, control-alt-delete does
nothing, control-alt-f1 does nothing, mouse does not move, clock doesn't
change.

I was able to ssh into it, so it's not totally dead.  I tail
/var/log/messages and see the following:


Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual address 00000013
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel:  printing eip:
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: c01f5e7f
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: pgd entry c604b000: 0000000000000000
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: pmd entry c604b000: 0000000000000000
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: ... pmd not present!
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: Oops: 0000
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: CPU:    0
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: EIP:    0010:[unix_stream_recvmsg+527/976]
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: EIP:    0010:[<c01f5e7f>]
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: EFLAGS: 00013246
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: eax: 00000000   ebx: 00000000   ecx: c304e0d4   edx: c3cb5f0c
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: esi: c3cb5f58   edi: c3cb5f20   ebp: c4ac5580   esp: c3cb5e90
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: ds: 0018   es: 0018   ss: 0018
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: Process X (pid: 5370, stackpage=c3cb5000)
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: Stack: c304e0d4 c4ac5580 00000001 00000000 ffffffa1 00000000 00000000 00000000
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel:        c304e080 c0107860 c1b36000 c1b36000 c3cb4000 c3cb5f0c c3cb5f58 c3cb5f20
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel:        c2eb71f0 c01b6261 c2eb71f0 c3cb5f58 00001000 00000040 c3cb5f0c c02aa540
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: Call Trace: [__switch_to+32/208] [sock_recvmsg+49/176] [poll_freewait+58/80] [sock_read+136/144] [sys_read+150/208] [system_call+51/64]
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: Call Trace: [<c0107860>] [<c01b6261>] [<c014190a>] [<c01b6378>] [<c0133166>] [<c0108fb3>]
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel:
Oct  4 21:35:54 newag kernel: Code: 8b 40 13 31 c6 4c db 00 00 bd 5f 1f c0 40 13 31 c6 d4 e0 04


Is there any way to find out from this what happened?

Should I try different RAM?  re-make the swap partition?

Is there some debugging thing I can set up to trap more info if it happens
again?

BTW, this is a K6-300mhz processor with a brand new 128MB PCI100 DIMM.
Hard drive was working fine in another machine.






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DDDD   David Kramer                           http://thekramers.net
DK KD
DKK D  "I know, I know. It's a russian thing. When we're about to
DK KD  do something stupid, we like to catalog the full extent of
DDDD   our stupidity for future reference"      -Ivanova, Babylon 5


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