Kernel opps in 2.2.1

David Zanetti (dave2@earthling.net)
Mon, 22 Feb 1999 12:00:40 +1300 (NZDT)


If this one's been reported already, please ignore my stupid self :)

Got to work this morning to discover the Linux box on my desk in an
Unhappy State(tm), characterised by no response the keyboard and no
response to pings. Power cycling was the only option..

However, the logs contained two kernel opps fairly close to each other
earlier in the weekend:

Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: Oops: 0002
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: CPU: 0
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: EIP: 0010:[remove_from_queues+237/300]
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: EFLAGS: 00010217
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: eax: c02737a0 ebx: c1514a80 ecx: c1514a80
edx: c25c2320
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: esi: c075b240 edi: c075b240 ebp: c0262d88
esp: c0279f9c
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: Process kswapd (pid: 3, process nr: 3,
stackpage=c0279000)
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: Stack: c1514a80 c0262d88 00000052 00000030
c0278000 c0119f1e c0262d88 00000003
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: 00000006 c011ea7f 00000006 00000030
00000000 c01bf7a3 c02781c9 c011eb2b
Feb 20 06:25:42 bob kernel: 00000030 00000f00 c0003fc0 c0106000
00004227 c0106513 00000000 00000f00
Feb 20 06:25:43 bob kernel: Call Trace: [shrink_mmap+218/300]
[do_try_to_free_pages+35/120] [tvecs+5051/40152] [kswapd+87/200]
[get_options+0/116] [kernel_thread+35/48]
Feb 20 06:25:43 bob kernel: Code: 89 42 38 8b 51 28 39 0c 95 a0 40 1e c0
0f 85 7b ff ff ff 8b
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: Oops: 0000
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: CPU: 0
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: EIP: 0010:[sync_buffers+332/460]
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: EFLAGS: 00010206
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: eax: 0000062b ebx: 0000062a ecx: 00000316
edx: c25c2320
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: esi: c25c2320 edi: 00000000 ebp: 00000001
esp: c0925ec4
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: Process find (pid: 28959, process nr: 97,
stackpage=c0925000)
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: Stack: c075bd80 c026b280 c0200000 00000282
00000000 c25c2320 c0123082 00000000
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: 00000000 c075bd80 c01230a7 00000000
c0111239 c075bd80 c0123349 c01c0176
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: c075bd80 c0124665 c075bd80 c026b280
0000007d 00000015 bffff3f0 c0119f1e
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: Call Trace: [fsync_dev+14/44] [sys_sync+7/16]
[panic+97/188] [remove_from_queues+205/300] [tvecs+7566/40152]
[try_to_free_buffers+73/136] [shrink_mmap+218/300]
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: [do_try_to_free_pages+35/120]
[try_to_free_pages+35/48] [__get_free_pages+114/444] [getname+24/144]
[__namei+17/92] [sys_newlstat+19/100] [system_call+52/56]
Feb 20 06:26:21 bob kernel: Code: 83 7a 28 01 75 d9 8b 72 1c 83 3d a4 40
1e c0 00 74 4d 66 83

I'm running Debian 2.1 (slink), so the times correlate to the default
cron.daily run time. I've had no problems with other 2.2.1 boxes running
slink (there is one right beside it almost identically setup and it
didn't opps)

It's probably not related, but on boot there's some floppy problems, the
log is very long, so I won't post it unless it's an issue.

Hopefully this isn't a complete waste of everyone's time :)

Good Luck!

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| (__) | David Zanetti <dave2@whackass.com> |
| ( oo | Unix Systems Administrator, Wellington City Council |
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