Alan turned on slab poisoning for the later 2.2.10ac releases. This
caught several bugs where memory was being accessed after it had been
freed. This is the sort of thing which will cause occasional problems.
Those bugs weren't introduced recently, so reverting to an earlier kernel
won't help.
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