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    The java process that ended up being killed had PID 20639 whereas the output under the line that mentions VM Thread is CPU: 11 PID: 20646 Comm: VM Thread Not tainted 4 19 0-25-amd64 #1 Debian 4 19 289-2, so it's not a thread of the JVM
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    A running instance of the Linux kernel becomes “tainted” when something dodgy happens The kernel boots in non-tainted state, and becomes tainted if one such dodgy thing happens The full list of dodgy events is documented in sysctl kernel txt, and the kernel's current taint state can be read from proc sys kernel tainted (0 means not tainted) The most common reason for tainting is loaded
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