> May 27 21:42:06 morningstar kernel: CPU 1: Machine
> Check Exception: 0000000000000004
> May 27 21:42:07 morningstar kernel: Bank 0: e200000000000175
That's a timeout on a L1 data cache evict, probably related to the
following:
> May 27 21:42:07 morningstar kernel: Bank 2:
> b60020000000011a at 000000000bf16280May 27 21:42:07
That's an uncorrectable (multibit) ECC error on a L2 cache read.
I would look for BIOS updates or replace the RAM. You should probably
see failures if you run memtest86 also.
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