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Why do you think the panic happens? It's because the code does the wrong thing, and that happens silently... until it hits some pointers or kernel structures a
by atq2119 7y ago
Why do you think the panic happens?
It's because the code does the wrong thing, and that happens silently... until it hits some pointers or kernel structures and stops being silent.
- bayindirh 7y agoNot always. CPUs have extensive "machine check" capabilities. some of these MCE events are recoverable, some not. If the processor fires an unrecoverable MCE event, you're frozen with a nice, explanatory panic.