Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 20 Jul 1999 13:27:47 -0400 | From | Thomas Bierweiler <> | Subject | Re: OOPS with linux-2.2.10+OOM.andrea |
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Andrea Arcangeli wrote: > > On Tue, 20 Jul 1999, Thomas Bierweiler Mailing list wrote: > > Only for the record, the problem has nothing to do with the OOM patch. I've thought so but I wanted to be as specific as possible with the kernel description. > > You got an Oops while reading jiffies. > > Could you run: > > grep c01c2b40 System.map > > You should get as output: > > jiffies D jiffies
I made the grep but the result was empty.
grep -i jiffies /usr/src/linux.2.2.10/System.map c0115f9c t tvtojiffies c0115fd8 t jiffiestotv c0117af0 T proc_dointvec_jiffies c01b9680 ? __kstrtab_proc_dointvec_jiffies c01b99d7 ? __kstrtab_jiffies c01bd290 ? __ksymtab_proc_dointvec_jiffies c01bd3a8 ? __ksymtab_jiffies c01c3400 D jiffies c01c48c4 d timer_jiffies c01ce878 d interruptjiffies c01ce87c d resultjiffies
My /System.map is right now from kernel 2.3.10, but I booted the 2.2.10 kernel and made the ksymoops therefore with the /usr/src/linux.2.2.10/System.map. Was that right? Or do I have to use the current System.map?
> > The possible cause of this problem are: > > o hardware bug > o some buggy device driver changed the kernel pagetables by mistake > > So my suggestion is to try to identify an "interesting" device driver or > changing replacing CPU/memory (or avoid overclocking if you was > overclocked :). I hope it's easily reproducible. CPU is not overclocked and I could not reproduce the OOPS yet. I would like to test my memory, someone mentioned he has a program that fills the memory and waits for changes or something like this. Anyone has the program or remembers where to get it? Thanks.
> > Your report was great btw :). Thanks for the feedback. > > Andrea
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