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How to resolve Kernel Panic?

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  • BellaBella Member

    @MCHPhil said:
    Inside grub configuration you should be able to see where the default is set. It will be DEFAULT=0 (likely)

    I edited it to 1 and rebooted and it now works without any issues.

    Also added

    exclude=kernel*

    to /etc/yum.conf to prevent it from updating kernel.

    Thank you everyone for all the hlep

    Thanked by 1MCHPhil
  • c0yc0y Member

    @george said:
    Best idea would be to contact your VPS provider.

    Do note that they have no obligation to help if you're on an unmanaged plan (which is very likely). There's a reason why forums like these exist, use them or kindly ask your provider if they're nice enough to spend time on helping an issue you caused yourself.

    @Bella said:
    & Using the ctrl-alt-del button in console like MCHPhil said does nothing

    Did you press the fancy button? VNC key combination pass-through can be tricky, especially with the Java client.

  • BellaBella Member

    @c0y said:

    I was pressing the thing that said

    Send Ctrl-Alt-Del http://i.imgur.com/xnDqW4H.png

  • perennateperennate Member, Host Rep

    Sometimes VM itself freezes on kernel panic and you have to do full restart, not just ctrlaltdel.

    Thanked by 1MCHPhil
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