I searched quite a while on how to solve the issue with recent ubuntu versions (e.g. in my case Ubuntu 16.04 LTS) after I have upgraded my processor from an older Athlon II X2 270 to an FX-8320E. The bug was not present before, but as I found in some other posts only materializes with an AM3+ processor.
Here is how to get rid of the bug:
enter these two commands in a terminal:
then reboot your machine (that will be the last time it crashes during reboot :).
This will tell the kernel to load the module "forcedeth" (the driver for the ethernet part of nvidia’s nForce chipset on my AsRock N68C-FX GS board) with the given options already at boot time.
I searched quite a while on how to solve the issue with recent ubuntu versions (e.g. in my case Ubuntu 16.04 LTS) after I have upgraded my processor from an older Athlon II X2 270 to an FX-8320E. The bug was not present before, but as I found in some other posts only materializes with an AM3+ processor.
Here is how to get rid of the bug:
enter these two commands in a terminal:
echo "options forcedeth msi=0 msix=0" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe. d/forcedeth_ options. conf
sudo update-initramfs -u
then reboot your machine (that will be the last time it crashes during reboot :).
This will tell the kernel to load the module "forcedeth" (the driver for the ethernet part of nvidia’s nForce chipset on my AsRock N68C-FX GS board) with the given options already at boot time.