Re: 2.6.10-rc[2|3] protection fault on /proc/devices

[Georg Schild]

Andrew Morton wrote:
> Georg Schild <dangertools@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > Since 2.6.10-rc2 I am having problems accessing /proc/devices. On 
> > startup some init-skripts access this node and print out a protection 
> > fault. i am having this on pcmcia and swap startup. My system is an 
> > amd64 @3000+ in an Acer Aspire 1501Lmi at 64bit mode running gentoo. 
> > .config is the same as on 2.6.10-rc1 which works good. cat on 
> > /proc/devices gives the same problems. The kernel has just a patch for 
> > wbsd (builtin mmc-cardreader) from Pierre Ossman in use, everything else 
> > is vanilla. Does anyone know of this issue and perhaps on how to solve this?
> Beyond that, perhaps something scribbled on the data structures in there. 
> Setting CONFIG_SLAB_DEBUG and/or CONFIG_DEBUG_PAGEALLOC might turn
> something up.

I don't know what caused the kernel to give up baging me but it did. I 
enabled CONFIG_DEBUG_SLAB and CONFIG_KERNEL_DEBUG and now everything 
works okay. I have inserted the patch you gave me and the wbsd-patch is 
inserted too, everything works now, don't know why, i can cat 
/proc/devices too. Loading modules is not a problem too.

> cat /proc/devices
> Character devices:
>   1 mem
>   2 pty
>   3 ttyp
>   4 /dev/vc/0
>   4 tty
>   4 ttyS
>   5 /dev/tty
>   5 /dev/console
>   5 /dev/ptmx
>   6 lp
>   7 vcs
>  10 misc
>  13 input
>  14 sound
>  21 sg
>  29 fb
>  81 video4linux
>  89 i2c
> 116 alsa
> 128 ptm
> 136 pts
> 161 ircomm
> 162 raw
> 171 ieee1394
> 180 usb
> 202 cpu/msr
> 203 cpu/cpuid
> 216 rfcomm
> 253 devfs
> 254 pcmcia
>
> Block devices:
>   2 fd
>   3 ide0
>   7 loop
>   8 sd
>  11 sr
>  22 ide1
>  43 nbd
>  65 sd
>  66 sd
>  67 sd
>  68 sd
>  69 sd
>  70 sd
>  71 sd
>  80 i2o_block
> 128 sd
> 129 sd
> 130 sd
> 131 sd
> 132 sd
> 133 sd
> 134 sd
> 135 sd
> 180 ub
> 254 mmc

-
To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in
the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
More majordomo info at  http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
Please read the FAQ at  http://www.tux.org/lkml/