Is it possible to find the process causing a traps msg in dmesg?

Question

I am trying to troubleshoot a message that floods dmesg:

[Tue Mar  5 20:46:23 2019] traps: g16[7254] trap invalid opcode ip:404956 sp:7fff6d7c6200 error:0 in g16[400000+4cf7000]
[Tue Mar  5 20:46:24 2019] traps: g16[7356] trap invalid opcode ip:404956 sp:7fff1fa4bad0 error:0 in g16[400000+4cf7000]
[Tue Mar  5 20:46:24 2019] traps: g16[7375] trap invalid opcode ip:404956 sp:7fff2a3f6b50 error:0 in g16[400000+4cf7000]
[Tue Mar  5 22:31:21 2019] traps: g16[26561] trap invalid opcode ip:404956 sp:7ffca1ae89d0 error:0 in g16[400000+4cf7000]
[Tue Mar  5 22:35:10 2019] traps: g16[26801] trap invalid opcode ip:404956 sp:7ffe0542aad0 error:0 in g16[400000+4cf7000]

This is linux:

bash-4.2$ uname -a
Linux cx1-138-5-1 3.10.0-957.5.1.el7.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Feb 1 14:54:57 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

This happens continuously, at some interval. Is there any way to identify which program it may be, eg. from the ip:404956 which seems to always be the same?

Answer 1

The process is clearly showed in that output (g16 with pid 7254 etc). The ip and sp are the instruction pointer and stack pointer registers.

Error 0 if you look here: is the divide by 0 error.