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Encountering a kernel panic related to write_syscall function and an unresolved symbol error for kallsyms_lookup_name on CentOS Stream 9 running kernel version 5.14.0-404.el9.x86_64.
Detailed
Kernel Panic on Write to sys_call_table
While attempting to modify the sys_call_table, a kernel panic occurs due to write protection, which seems to be related to the pinned sensitive bits in CR0 and CR4 as of kernel version 5.3 (referenced here).
The current method of modification triggers a permissions violation, resulting in a system crash. Below is the kernel log snippet capturing the panic:
Since kernel version 5.7, the kallsyms_lookup_name symbol is no longer exported, which is causing the module build process to fail with an undefined symbol error.
This issue has been previously mentioned in Issue #11 and PR #15 . The error log is as follows:
Summary
Encountering a kernel panic related to
write_syscall
function and an unresolved symbol error forkallsyms_lookup_name
on CentOS Stream 9 running kernel version5.14.0-404.el9.x86_64
.Detailed
Kernel Panic on Write to
sys_call_table
While attempting to modify the sys_call_table, a kernel panic occurs due to write protection, which seems to be related to the pinned sensitive bits in CR0 and CR4 as of kernel version 5.3 (referenced here).
The current method of modification triggers a permissions violation, resulting in a system crash. Below is the kernel log snippet capturing the panic:
Undefined Symbol
kallsyms_lookup_name
Since kernel version 5.7, the
kallsyms_lookup_name
symbol is no longer exported, which is causing the module build process to fail with an undefined symbol error.This issue has been previously mentioned in Issue #11 and PR #15 . The error log is as follows:
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MOV
operation.Finally, in the above environment with Linux Container (Issue #12),
nvidia-smi
outputs the correct results.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: