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Sorry for the late response, as I've been busy for other things. You can try a few things: - Try the newer upstream kernel, available in OBS Kernel:stable repo. You have a better chance there, as often the bug has been already fixed in the upstream. - Enable kdump to get the crash vmcore and dmesg. Install yast2-kdump, and enable kdump. It might be that yast2 kdump module can't set the right kernel parameter. In that case, edit /etc/default/grub manually and append a boot option like "crashkernel=256M". After the crash, you'll get dmesg.txt in the crash dump directory (if you're lucky).