Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Kernel messages | Date | Wed, 23 Jul 1997 23:01:22 +0100 | From | Philip Blundell <> |
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`dmesg' gives me this just after I boot my machine (under 2.1.46):
lo UP fl=0000004b pa=0100007F/000000FF brd=FFFFFF7F dst=00000000 lo changes brd FFFFFF7F -> FFFFFF7F sl0 UP fl=000010c1 pa=EFDC989E/0000FFFF brd=FFFF989E dst=00000000 SIFFL sl0(ifconfig) sl0(ifconfig) changes state fl=000010d1 pa=EFDC989E/0000FFFF brd=FFFF989E dst=DE 01989E sl0 changes netmask FFFFFFFF -> 00FFFFFF SIFMTU sl0(ifconfig) route forgot to specify route netmask. sit device up: sit0 sysctl: IPv6 forwarding enabled dev lo dev sit0 Warning: bad magic number for tty struct (05:40) in release_dev rs_close: bad serial port count; tty->count is 1, state->count is 2
The majority of this seems to be debugging verbiage from the network code that has been there for a long time. Is this still useful information, or is it just there still because nobody has bothered to take it out?
The last two lines are a bit more worrying, though. Is this a real problem?
p.
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