Fatal trap 12: page fault while in kernel mode

[Raymond Matos]

Here are the machine Specs
FreeNAS-9.2.1.7-RELEASE-x64
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1225 v3 @ 3.20GHz
32631MB
SUPERMICRO MBD-X10SAE-O ATX Server Motherboard

Logs

Code:

ng_ether_ifnet_arrival_event: can't re-name node epair5b
arp: 192.168.111.30 moved from 02:f1:27:00:0d:0a to 00:25:90:86:c2:02 on epair5b
pid 66441 (Plex New Transcoder), uid 972: exited on signal 8
pid 66442 (Plex New Transcoder), uid 972: exited on signal 8
pid 66443 (Plex New Transcoder), uid 972: exited on signal 8
pid 66466 (Plex New Transcoder), uid 972: exited on signal 8
pid 66468 (Plex New Transcoder), uid 972: exited on signal 8
pid 66469 (Plex New Transcoder), uid 972: exited on signal 8
arp: 192.168.111.30 moved from 02:f1:27:00:0d:0a to 00:25:90:86:c2:02 on epair5b
arp: 192.168.111.30 moved from 02:95:22:00:09:0a to 00:25:90:86:c2:02 on epair1b
arp: 192.168.111.30 moved from 02:5b:aa:00:08:0a to 00:25:90:86:c2:02 on epair0b
arp: 192.168.111.30 moved from 02:f1:27:00:0d:0a to 00:25:90:86:c2:02 on epair5b
arp: 192.168.111.30 moved from 02:95:22:00:09:0a to 00:25:90:86:c2:02 on epair1b
arp: 192.168.111.30 moved from 02:5b:aa:00:08:0a to 00:25:90:86:c2:02 on epair0b
Fatal trap 12: page fault while in kernel mode
cpuid = 0; apic id = 00
fault virtual address = 0x10017
fault code = supervisor read data, page not present
instruction pointer = 0x20:0xffffffff808444ca
stack pointer         = 0x28:0xffffff88a8047090

 

[dlavigne]

Does booting from a different stick fix the issue?

 

[Raymond Matos]

Hmm, this stick has been running over a year, could this really be the issue?

 

[anodos]

Yes

 

[Raymond Matos]

OK, then can someone recommend a usb drive that will not crap out after a year.

 

[Ericloewe]

OK, then can someone recommend a usb drive that will not crap out after a year.

Hard to do so. The general recommendation is to get something from a good brand (SanDisk, Toshiba, Corsair...) and have a few spares lying around.

You can also get a SATA DOM, if you can find a place for it. Those tend to be better.

With 9.3, you'll also be able to make good use of larger boot drives and even mirror boot drives, so feel free to buy stuff in the 8-16GB range (or go crazy with 32GB).

 

[cyberjock]

I've been using a Corsair Voyager (as well as 5 friends use it) and had no failures with 1-2.5 years of use for each setup.