Your error message has “Watchdog Timeout error” in it.
There is a menu config in the linux kernel sourcecode package. It lets you check and uncheck things you want in your kernel. Some can be on, off and “M” for a module you can add or remove while it’s running.
Watchdog refers to a periodical test that checks if the system still runs as expected, so it auto-reboots or shuts down, if not.
The config has multiple options about watchdogs and hangcheck in multiple places. You could install your distros kernel source package, start with the config from your current kernel and uncheck everything related, then compile a custom kernel that doesn’t have this watchdog and will therefore run further. If it’s a CPU error, it will then just die later. If it’s a bug that just makes the watchdog think the system doesn’t work, it will then run fine.
Could be. Are you able to make a kernel without watchdogs? Maybe the watchdog malfunctions.
I have no idea what that means
Your error message has “Watchdog Timeout error” in it.
There is a menu config in the linux kernel sourcecode package. It lets you check and uncheck things you want in your kernel. Some can be on, off and “M” for a module you can add or remove while it’s running.
Watchdog refers to a periodical test that checks if the system still runs as expected, so it auto-reboots or shuts down, if not.
The config has multiple options about watchdogs and hangcheck in multiple places. You could install your distros kernel source package, start with the config from your current kernel and uncheck everything related, then compile a custom kernel that doesn’t have this watchdog and will therefore run further. If it’s a CPU error, it will then just die later. If it’s a bug that just makes the watchdog think the system doesn’t work, it will then run fine.