That indicates the machine is still running but a critical component is
hung. It is probably the disk I/O subsystem, in which case you will
not get any logs written to disk. If you have another machine nearby,
run a null modem cable, boot Linux with a serial console (see
Documentation/serial-console.txt), capture the Oops on the second
machine and feed it through ksymoops after you reboot.
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