Not a complaint, just a comment:
The VIA VB8001 motherboard has a via-velocity ethernet chip; alpine
1.9.1 hard crashes, no warning, just a server reboot, with the following
set of commands
[boot from pristine usb]
apk add openssh
ip link set eth0 up
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b1024 -f mykey -N ''
Technically, userspace programs shouldn't crash the kernel.
There is no debugging output, no kernel oops - the machine simply reboots.
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Nathan Angelacos wrote:
>
> Not a complaint, just a comment:
>
> The VIA VB8001 motherboard has a via-velocity ethernet chip; alpine
> 1.9.1 hard crashes, no warning, just a server reboot, with the following
> set of commands
>
> [boot from pristine usb]
> apk add openssh
> ip link set eth0 up
> ssh-keygen -t rsa -b1024 -f mykey -N ''
>
> Technically, userspace programs shouldn't crash the kernel.
>
> There is no debugging output, no kernel oops - the machine simply reboots.
>
It appears it may have been a faulty power supply.
Changed the power supply, and the problem no longer occurs.
sorry for the noise
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