More info.
The crash actually happen when a process is killed. This has consistently happened in 10 failures I've analyzed.
So the first conclusion is that this might be, after all, a red herring, and the kernel dump being merely a consequence of the abrupt killing of a process.
More info.
The crash actually happen when a process is killed. This has consistently happened in 10 failures I've analyzed.
So the first conclusion is that this might be, after all, a red herring, and the kernel dump being merely a consequence of the abrupt killing of a process.
I've pushed this to verify whether this is the case: https:/ /review. openstack. org/#/c/ 69579/
In this patch, I'm trying to use, just for testing purposes, SIGTERM instead of SIGKILL