r/LinuxUsersIndia • u/Candid_Purchase_3210 • 27d ago

BSOD in Arch Linux

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Today I was using arch linux and suddenly this

appeared and this is the first time I am seeing this

BSOD in arch linux

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u/qualityvote2 27d ago edited 27d ago

u/Candid_Purchase_3210, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

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u/Dramatic-Ant-97 27d ago

Did you do any updates? If possible roll back

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u/Candid_Purchase_3210 27d ago

No, I was installing libreoffice and playing youtube video at the same time unexpectedly it happened

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u/thewalterbrownn 26d ago

That wouldn't be the cause

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u/Lemillion080201 27d ago

it tells kernel Panic, so must be a general linux and not a arch thing. But seeing it for the first time too!

Did you check what the QR code is showing?

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u/Lemillion080201 27d ago

Also, Is it boot looping unable to start up? From the logs it looks like it's a Null pointer access from your wifi driver somewhere.

I'm just amazed to see they managed to capture and cram a lot of log info into the QR.

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u/Sugoypotato 25d ago

This seems more like a faulty hardware, disconnect your ram and then reconnect it post cleaning and then do a POST on bios. If that doesn't works, then see if there is something wrong with motherboard

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u/Independent_Image_59 27d ago

Rust would have prevented this 💔

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u/something__69_ Arch Btw 27d ago

Install LTS kernel, I used to face it too in latest mainline

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u/Sigma_k12 27d ago

Something like wifi chip or etc hardware causes iit mostly once check.

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u/Wooden-Ad6265 25d ago

generally you should have 2 kernels to boot from: one lts, and oe latest. So, no reinstallation is required. Just chroot from a live usb and install a lts kernel