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- | --> now kjzdicrshnfy --- it failed since memory allocation main and crash..crash notify | + | --> now kjzdicrshnfy --- it failed since memory allocation main and crash notify |
- | | + | --> kjzduptcctx --- Notifying DIAG for crash event |
- | --> kjzdssdmp -- Dump the log | + | --> kjzdssdmp |
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From the stack, you can see that it failed because it allocate the memory to start. | From the stack, you can see that it failed because it allocate the memory to start. | ||
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+ | =====Solution===== | ||
+ | So, what is the solution. Well the we have to modify the setting and reboot the services: | ||
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+ | So firstly edit the settings and restart the services as follows: | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | --Edit of: / | ||
+ | RemoveIPC=no | ||
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+ | --Reboot services: | ||
+ | systemctl restart systemd-logind.service | ||
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+ | --or better restart the whole system: | ||
+ | systemctl reboot | ||
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