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Bug#100421: marked as done (kernel-image-2.2.19-pmac: Panic during autofs upgrade)

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Package: kernel-image-2.2.19-pmac
Version: 2.2.19-2
Severity: normal

Greetings,
2.2.19 has generally been crash-free for me, but the two crashes I've seen have happened during the last two upgrades of autofs. In the most recent one, I copied what I could from the screen before reboot, which went something like: 

Unable to handle (forgot) address 00000004 (error 20000000)
NIP: C0055568  XER: 00000000  LR: C0056078  regs c11abc90  TRAP: 0300
(lots of other stuff)
Call backtrace:
00000001 C0056078 C005618C C002F994 C0003EC4 6FFD91A8 6FFD9998 1000A2FC 1000A9FC 6FEAE3F8 00000000 Kernel panic: kernel access of bad area pc C0055568 lr C0056078 address 00000004 tsk ps/8022
What's funny is that both times, when I rebooted, automount started just fine; and when I did "dpkg --configure --all", automount set up just fine, complete with start and stop. So I don't know why this only happens during the first apt-get dselect-upgrade. 

Thanks,
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no current report about ppc autofs troubles,
therefor closing this bugreport.
feel free to reopen if pain subsists.

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maks

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