Comment # 21 on bug 1196104 from Klaus Schneider-Grosch

Ok, I installed kernel-default-debuginfo for the kernel
5.16.11-lp153.2.g90630c5-default. Sorry, I had overseen that I had to install
this package too.

The kdump was created when the machine got stuck after trying to resume with
kernel 5.16.11-lp153.2.g90630c5-default.

Output from crash:
crash /var/crash/2022-03-01-19\:09/vmlinux-5.16.11-lp153.2.g90630c5-default
/var/crash/2022-03-01-19\:09/vmcore 

crash 7.2.9
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WARNING: kernel relocated [478MB]: patching 144471 gdb minimal_symbol values

please wait... (gathering task table data)                             
crash: invalid structure member offset: task_struct_cpu
       FILE: task.c  LINE: 2875  FUNCTION: add_context()

[/usr/bin/crash] error trace: 563ad2181aa6 => 563ad2178709 => 563ad2200194 =>
563ad220010d

Something wrong here?

Booted with Kernel 5.3.18-150300.59.49-default alt-sysrq-c did not trigger the
dump after resume. Generally, the machine did not work properly with that
kernel (problems with opening LVM - must vgchange -a y manually and wait a bit,
then init 5 manually), so I changed from the very beginning to the almost
perfect working Kernel 5.16.9 and following versions up to 5.16.11.