APP_w326_kernelPanic
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What does the APP_w326_kernelPanic alert mean?
The Autopilot electronic control unit (ECU) experienced a kernel panic event during the previous boot. If 3 kernel panic events occur before the vehicle can sleep, Autopilot features may be limited or unavailable.
What you'll see in your Tesla
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What triggers it
During Autopilot initialization, the boot-time checks detect that a kernel panic occurred during the previous boot.
When it clears
Clears automatically after 10 seconds.
Potential impact
Autopilot functionality may be limited or unavailable if 3 kernel panics occur before the vehicle can sleep. While the Autopilot ECU is finishing its reboot, the Backup and/or Dashcam feeds may be temporarily unavailable, and the GPS marker may be temporarily stuck.
Affected models
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