Messages in this thread | | | From | phillip@lougher ... | Subject | Re: PROBLEM: (kern.log) kernel BUG at shmem.c:486! | Date | Mon, 17 Mar 2003 13:14:55 +0000 |
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Dan Searle wrote: > >Summary: Total system lockup due to 2.4.19 kernel crashing after: (kern.log) >kernel BUG at shmem.c:486! > >Mar 7 16:13:16 censornet-halewood kernel: Neighbour tabe overflow. >Mar 7 16:13:21 censornet-halewood kernel: NET: 445 messages suppressed. >Mar 7 16:13:21 censornet-halewood kernel: Neighbour table overflow. > >Mar 7 18:44:48 censornet-halewood kernel: kernel BUG at shmem.c:486! >Mar 7 18:44:48 censornet-halewood kernel: invalid operand: 0000
The kernel BUG at shmem.c:486 is not the real bug, you've hit a kernel sanity check which has failed, because something beforehand has got the kernel in an fscked state.
What are the syslog messages between 16:13 and 18:44?, i.e. how does the system crash out?
Regards
Phillip Lougher
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