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Bug#255175: kernel-image-2.4.26-1-686: system crash due to kernel bug



Hello Javier, 

I run some Intel pentium II with 233, 333 and 450 MHz with 
2.4.26-1 and now 2.4.26-2. All two are working very well. 

I have downloaded the new sources 2.4.26-4 and compiled it for a 
FileServer (nfs, samba, netatalk, courier, proftpd, apache) and 
the server has a very high load, because I compile via network. 

It works very well...

Maybe you have a problem with your Hardware ?


Greetings
Michelle


Am 2004-07-26 20:57:19, schrieb Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña:
>severity 255175 critical
>thanks
>
>I upgraded some time ago the kernel-image to kernel-image-2.4.26-1-686,
>version 2.4.26-2 (in testing at the moment) and these oops appear
>frequently (I would even say that with a higher frequency that with
>previous version 2.4.26-1, but I have not investigated in depth). My system
>still crashes from time to time (it will not stay up for more than a week).
>It usually will start first spouting some 'Unable to handle kernel paging
>request at virtual address' oopses but it will keep running, however, at
>some point, and after some time (see attached syslog) it will start to send
>oops: 'kernel BUG at page_alloc.c:221!' (sometimes page_alloc.c:113)
>whenever a process is spawned, rendering the system unusable. In this
>situation only a hard reboot can make it recover.
>
>I'm consequently raising this bug's priority, because this kernel image
>makes the system quite unstable. I don't know if this affects version
>2.4.26-4 (in sid at the moment) too, it's not easy to reproduce, but I will
>install that kernel version and see what happens.
>
>Attached is a capture of the different oops I've encountered at different
>points before the system crash, these were copy&pasted directly from the
>screen. Also attached are the kernel oops that syslog recorded (as you can
>see, not all of them are included). Also, in case it's useful, I'm
>providing the output of ksymoops using this oops file. Most of the tasks
>associated with the oops are usually cron tasks and the system has plenty
>of swap space.
>
>If there is anything I can do to provide additional info, feel free to ask. 
>Since I don't really know what causes it I'm at a loss in order to 
>reproduce it.
>
>Thanks
>
>Javier


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