The Linux system consistently reports Hardware Error in both the terminal interface and logs.
Hardware Error is a relatively common error that indicates a hardware failure has occurred. This could be due to hardware malfunctions, hardware compatibility issues, overheating, etc.
To solve this issue, you can take the following steps:
- Check hardware connections: Firstly, you can verify if all hardware connections are correct. Make sure all hardware devices are properly inserted and connected, including memory modules, hard drives, and graphics cards.
- Check hardware compatibility: If you have recently changed your hardware devices, the issue may be caused by hardware compatibility. You can check the compatibility list of hardware devices to ensure all devices are compatible.
- Temperature monitoring: Overheating could lead to hardware errors. You can use temperature monitoring tools to check if the hardware temperature is normal. If it exceeds the safe range, you can clean the hardware devices to ensure good heat dissipation.
- Update drivers: Make sure that your hardware drivers are the latest version. You can obtain the latest drivers from the official website or support website of the hardware manufacturer.
- Check the system logs: review the system log files to locate error messages related to hardware issues. This can assist you in identifying the specific hardware device causing the problem.
- Run hardware diagnostic tool: Some hardware manufacturers provide diagnostic tools that can help you detect hardware failures. You can download and run these tools to more accurately determine the issue.
If you have tried the above methods and still cannot solve the problem, we recommend that you contact the hardware manufacturer or seek professional technical support.