Newer Advanced Kernel (32/64 bits) 4.9.27 reboots my server

[moricio]

Hello.

After installing the newer kernel and selecting it, the server has rebooted today with no reason, 3 times. I have reversed the installation to the 64-Bit Kernel 4.4.39 and the server is back to its normal operation. The problem with this kernel is that it doesn’t support nDPI!

I guess we will have to wait until it is stabilized.

Mauricio Ramirez

[Tatusbda]

Hello;

I observed the same, but only on older hardware.

In these cases, the system restarts randomly.

On more modern hardware, I did not notice problems. The NDPI filter worked normally in these cases.

Sérgio,

[i82blikeu]

ciao,
it’s happening the same here.
Gotta boot with the 4.9.27 kernel to be able to modify ndpi rules and then reboot with 4.4.39 to have the machine working without auto-reboots.

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g.

[moricio]

Hi.

My server is an HP ML130 Gen9, 2 months old.

Runs under non secure boot firmware, no UEFI obviously.

8Gb of RAM, 1TB HDD with two (2) Intel82580 I340-T4 E1G44HT E1G44HTBLK Quad Ports Gigabit Ethernet Server Adapters.

Very new and modern server.

New kernel had to be disabled.

Mauricio Ramirez

[Tatusbda]

Hi;

My most recent tests were with the following machines:
– Dell R210 II – No problem.
– Lenovo ThinkServer TS150 – No problem
– Lenovo 63 TW (Desktop / test) – No problem.

Detail that may be related to the problem: In all cases above, ZeroShell runs over XenServer.

In cases where I noticed a random reboot, they were machines with Xen-less installation.

Sérgio.

[reaperz]

On my Intel Atom D2500 mainboards so far new 64-bit kernel runs fine.

Intel D2500HN
Intel D2500CC
Asrock AD2550B-ITX

I guess we need more info about your hardware.

[Tatusbda]

Hi;

One of the machines where I observed the problem:

– HP DL 120 G6;
– Intel Xeon CPU X3430 @ 2.40GHz
– 4 Gb RAM
– NIC´s:
– Realtek RTL8111/8168/8411
– 2 x Broadcom BCM5723

With the 4.4.39-ZS kernel, it works fine.

Sérgio.

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