How to interpret kernel panics?

Since the error is in kmalloc (topmost line in the backtrace) it probably means that the memory allocator is failing. Common causes include double free()ing memory or otherwise corrupting the memory allocator structures.

It's frequent for a memory-allocator bug to show up at random places, because the code that inserted (freed) the memory block in the allocation system is faulty. Anybody coming next and trying to allocate that block will trigger the error, although it's not faulty in itself.

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