Sorry for responding after such a long time. I had to take my
motherboard back because there was an error with the RTC. Now I've got a
replacement motherboard, and the kernel still crashes on "halt." When
I first wrote the problem to this Mailing list, Alan Cox said it could
be a bios problem. I have a new bios now (because I got a replacment
m/b), but the kernel still crashes on shutdown. I've tried exchanging
the CPU (to the same one) from my friend's system which shuts down
properley, but this didn't solve anything. If it helps, here are the
devices on my system:
IBM-300M2
Epox MVP3GM M/B (with VT82C598MVP chipset)
64MB SDRAM (PC66)
ET6000 2.25MB Video Card
Flyvideo-II TV tuner
SB64PCI Sound Card
DTC3181 SCSI (for Acer Scanner)
Xstreama 33.6 Internel Modem
This is the dump I get on the screen when the kernel crashes:
80650058 803afef2 0000800d 00060000 00487f76 c241bfbc c01076b3 00000010
c241bfbv fee1dead c01e0018 00000018 00000000 bffffef2 fee1dead 00000282
Call Trace: [<c0107665>] [<c01077a8>] [<c010850d>] [<c00113f93>]
[<c01a3f8a>]
[<c01108c2>] [c010f80d>] [<c010fa28>] [<c01100ef>] [<c012efcb>]
[<c0124e5b>] [<c0124e7e>]
[<c0110deb>] [<cd09afc>]
Code: <1>Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address
00008826
Current -> tss.cr3 = 039bc000, %cr3 = 039bc000
*pde = 00000000
Oops: 0000
CPU: 0
EIP: 0010:[<c0109f5d>]
EFLAGS: 00010046
eax: 00000000 ebx: 00000000 ecx: 00008826 edx: 00000001
esi: 0000002b edi: c241c000 ebp: c4800000 esp: c241bc64
ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
Process halt (Pid: 1049, process nr: 9, stackpage=c241b000)
Stack: fee1dead 67890000 c01e5d62 bfff8076 fee1dead 67890000 00005301
00000001
00000000 00000000 00008826 00010046 04000000 c5000000 c0109fc0
c241bdd8
c01a2578 c01a246d 0000f000 c241bdd8 c010a4c4 c01a264d c241bdd8
0000f000
Call Trace: [<c5000000>] [<c019fc0>] [<c01a2578>] [<c01a264d>]
[<c010a4c4>] [<c01a264d>] [<c0109c01>]
[<c0170058>] [<c01076b5>] [<c01077a8>] [<c01077cb>] [<c01077e9>]
[<c01085od>] [<c0113f93>] [<c01a3f8a>]
[<c01108c2>] [<c010f80d>] [<c010fa28>] [<c01100ef>] [<c012efcb>]
[<c0123dd6>] [<c0124e5b>] [<c0124e7e>]
[<c0110deb>] [<c0109afc>]
Code: 8a 04 0b 89 44 24 38 50 68 70 25 1a c0 e8 f5 97 00 00 83 c4
Thank you, and I hope this helps you to debug the problem (if it's the
kernel).
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Sorry for responding after such a long time. I had to take my motherboard
back because there was an error with the RTC. Now I've got a replacement
motherboard, and the kernel still crashes on "halt." When I first
wrote the problem to this Mailing list, Alan Cox said it could be a bios
problem. I have a new bios now (because I got a replacment m/b), but
the kernel still crashes on shutdown. I've tried exchanging the CPU (to
the same one) from my friend's system which shuts down properley, but this
didn't solve anything. If it helps, here are the devices on my system:
IBM-300M2
Epox MVP3GM M/B (with VT82C598MVP chipset)
64MB SDRAM (PC66)
ET6000 2.25MB Video Card
Flyvideo-II TV tuner
SB64PCI Sound Card
DTC3181 SCSI (for Acer Scanner)
Xstreama 33.6 Internel Modem
This is the dump I get on the screen when the kernel crashes:
80650058 803afef2 0000800d 00060000 00487f76 c241bfbc c01076b3 00000010
c241bfbv fee1dead c01e0018 00000018 00000000 bffffef2 fee1dead
00000282
Call Trace: [<c0107665>] [<c01077a8>] [<c010850d>] [<c00113f93>]
[<c01a3f8a>]
[<c01108c2>] [c010f80d>] [<c010fa28>] [<c01100ef>]
[<c012efcb>] [<c0124e5b>] [<c0124e7e>]
[<c0110deb>] [<cd09afc>]
Code: <1>Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address
00008826
Current -> tss.cr3 = 039bc000, %cr3 = 039bc000
*pde = 00000000
Oops: 0000
CPU: 0
EIP: 0010:[<c0109f5d>]
EFLAGS: 00010046
eax: 00000000 ebx: 00000000 ecx: 00008826 edx: 00000001
esi: 0000002b edi: c241c000 ebp: c4800000 esp: c241bc64
ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
Process halt (Pid: 1049, process nr: 9, stackpage=c241b000)
Stack: fee1dead 67890000 c01e5d62 bfff8076 fee1dead 67890000 00005301
00000001
00000000 00000000 00008826
00010046 04000000 c5000000 c0109fc0 c241bdd8
c01a2578 c01a246d 0000f000
c241bdd8 c010a4c4 c01a264d c241bdd8 0000f000
Call Trace: [<c5000000>] [<c019fc0>] [<c01a2578>] [<c01a264d>]
[<c010a4c4>] [<c01a264d>] [<c0109c01>]
[<c0170058>] [<c01076b5>] [<c01077a8>] [<c01077cb>]
[<c01077e9>] [<c01085od>] [<c0113f93>] [<c01a3f8a>]
[<c01108c2>] [<c010f80d>] [<c010fa28>] [<c01100ef>]
[<c012efcb>] [<c0123dd6>] [<c0124e5b>] [<c0124e7e>]
[<c0110deb>] [<c0109afc>]
Code: 8a 04 0b 89 44 24 38 50 68 70 25 1a c0 e8 f5 97 00 00 83 c4
Thank you, and I hope this helps you to debug the problem (if it's the kernel). --------------D5D8E032E419C9F3D8A0754A-- - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in the body of a message to majordomo@vger.rutgers.edu Please read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/