While this probably is not helping much to find the issue, I want to add that I was able to get a panic once when kexec'ing into the dump kernel (had to set nomodeset to avoid higher resolution textmode):
PANIC: early exception 0d rip 10:ffffffff8103ee66 error 77b cr2 0
The RIP points to the retq (actually a near ret/opcode c3), the 0d is a #GP (general protection) exception. I am not yet sure what the 77b vector exactly means, but it sounds like the return address on the stack may point someplace wrong.
While this probably is not helping much to find the issue, I want to add that I was able to get a panic once when kexec'ing into the dump kernel (had to set nomodeset to avoid higher resolution textmode):
PANIC: early exception 0d rip 10:ffffffff8103ee66 error 77b cr2 0
The RIP points to the retq (actually a near ret/opcode c3), the 0d is a #GP (general protection) exception. I am not yet sure what the 77b vector exactly means, but it sounds like the return address on the stack may point someplace wrong.