Lars O.
Has a drawer full of spare parts and opinions about cable management. Interested in mods, mmo, buying advice.
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To rule out hardware, check whether teh old kernel is stable over time and run smartctl a on the disks. A failing disk tends to show I/O errors in dmesg well before a panic.
Track compliance, not intentions. A simple reprot of last patch date and pending reboots per server shows which machines silently fell behind. lmk how it goes
ok so code 10 means the driver loaded but the device failed to start. Check Device Manager device Properties Events tab and Event Viewer System for Kernel PnP entries :) they often name the actual failure, like a missing dependent driver.…
uhh do they appear in screenshots, or only on the monitor?