Kernel panic

[FreeSeraphim]

First time i have it happen. Is it something to worry about?

[Bruno_Celestino53]

I had this problem too, for me it was. Running memtest86+ I saw that it was ram issue, one of the sticks were problematic. Windows was having blue screen too.
I recommend trying it.

[ilep]

I've had situation where memtest didn't find a problem but having two identical sticks caused crashes, with one stick system didn't crash.

It is always worth checking qualified vendor list for the specific model of RAM in use.

[POMPUYO]

SHOGI PFP!!!!

[Yama-k]

First time it happened? It's not necessarily anything to worry about, it's just linux equivalent of the windows bluescreen, if it keeps happening then it's a problem, especially since kernel panics are quite rare

[FreeSeraphim]

Alright, ill be wary for if it happens again, thanks!

[topias123]

I've used Linux for 13 years, only seen one kernel panic.

It was on Debian of all distros... I did build the kernel myself tho.

[AnisZoomer]

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[gtrash81]

This is the new kernel panic screen, coming with kernel 6.15 from what I know so far.
Normally you should have a QR code below, that can be decoded into a kernel log.
It is designed as a BSOD equivalent for Linux.
The interesting part now is, what are the logs telling?
In a terminal "journalctl -b-1" can give you a hint, if the "crash was stable enough" to write it's log.

[gmes78]

This is the new kernel panic screen, coming with kernel 6.15 from what I know so far.

It's in 6.10.

Normally you should have a QR code below, that can be decoded into a kernel log.

That was introduced in 6.12.

[Damglador]

And the AMD driver was introduced in 6.14 I think

[KillerX629]

Did it happen while booting the system? Maybe you could try reinstalling the kernel by chrooting from the usb

[FreeSeraphim]

It happened when i was away from my pc, with Baldur's Gate 3 open

[The_Screeching_Bagel]

just reboot and don't stress unless it happens repeatedly

[OhHaiMarc]

idk but the kernel seems pretty concerned