Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sat, 16 Oct 1999 19:04:48 +0200 | From | Manfred Spraul <> | Subject | crash with "mem=32" (linux 2.3.22) |
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linux 2.3.22 crashes if I start it with "mem=32" on the command line. It boots perfectly without that (I have 128 mb ram).
Here is a partial oops, if you need more then I can attach a serial console:
It crashes immediately after "Freeing unused kernel memory: 76k freed". EIP: "do_generic_file_read+383" that should be in the middle of "__find_page_nolock()":
"if(page->inode != inode)" asm: "cmp %ecx,0x08(%edx)" "jne <+372>" "cmp %ebp,0x0c(%edx)" "jne <+372>"
edx=0xffffffff << "page" ecx=0xc000f720 << "inode" ebp=0x00000000 << "offset"
call trace: "generic_file_read+99", "file_read_actor+0" (bogus, this is a parameter) "read_exec+191" "prepare_binprm+724" "do_execve" "sys_execve+75" "get_option+0" (0xc0106000) "system_call+52" ... "init+262" "kernel_thread+35"
the pid is "1".
I hope that helps, -- Manfred
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