Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sat, 7 Aug 1999 14:11:26 -0400 (EDT) | From | Stephen Frost <> | Subject | Kernel Panic: scsi_free:Trying to free unused memory |
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Getting this error:
Kernel Panic: scsi_free:Trying to free unused memory In interrupt handler - not syncing
Then machine is basically toast. Of course, it could certainly be due to the configuration of the machine. It's got the MOSIX patch, the latest RAID patch (2.2.10, put out by someone not from the normal RAID crew, I believe), and kernel 2.2.10. It's got a AMI Megaraid, BusLogic BT958D, Adaptec 2940UW and a parellel zip drive on it. A couple of 30G RAID-0 partitions that are brought into a RAID-1 setup. It's also on a Abit BP6 motherboard, with 366Mhz Celeron processors running overclocked (I know, I know) at 550mhz. The strange thing about this all is that this error is consistant. Very consistant, and damn near regular. W/ MOSIX-0.92.3 it was about every 26 hrs I would get this error, and it happened 3 times, exact same error, almost exactly 26 or so hrs from the last reboot. I installed MOSIX-0.93 and it happened in about 8 or 9 hrs, IIRC. I've rebooted it, we'll see what happens now. I had been compiling w/ gcc272, I've switched over to egcs so that if it happens again I can just reboot and try the egcs-compiled version and see what happens.
Again, as I said it could be the machine somehow, but it's consistant so I figured I'd report it, just curious if anyone else has seen anything like this or what might be causing this.
Stephen
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