Hi,
I tried using rivafb with a Riva 128ZX card (8MB type) and ran into a kernel
hang. Trial and error with printk's revealed it is in
drivers/video/riva/riva_hw.c, inside the function LoadStateExt, at the
statement "LOAD_FIXED_STATE(nv3,PRAMIN);" where it oopses.
During a few dozen attempts, I've only been able to let klogd register the
oops once (usually the system doesn't even react to sysreq-S and sysreq-U
anymore), a transcript of which is below.
I also tried to capture it with "console=lp0", but for some reason it
doesn't print out the oops, only the "unable to handle kernel paging
request" and then stops. Hence the trial and error with printk. I've got a
huge pile of printed bootup messages now :-)
(and obviously writing down from the console isn't an option anymore,
either, once the framebuffer switch has blanked it :-< )
Kernel is 2.4.19-pre7-rmap13; it happens with `plain' -pre kernels as well.
BTW, is there actually a rivafb maintainer right now?
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb: RIVA MTRR set to ON
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: riva_init_disp: ENTER
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: riva_set_dispsw: ENTER
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: riva_set_dispsw: EXIT
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: riva_init_disp: EXIT, returning 0
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_switch: ENTER
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_switch: switch1: con = 0, cmap.len = 0
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_set_var: ENTER
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_set_var: Requested: 640x480x8
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_set_var: virtual: 640x480
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_set_var: offset: (0,0)
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_set_var: grayscale: 0
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_blank: ENTER
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: rivafb_blank: EXIT
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address 00c01400
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: printing eip:
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: c691f1ef
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: *pde = 00000000
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: Oops: 0002
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: CPU: 0
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: EIP: 0010:[scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+212719/97338278] Not tainted
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: EFLAGS: 00010246
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: eax: 00010000 ebx: 00000000 ecx: 00000500 edx: 00c00000
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: esi: 00000000 edi: c0055198 ebp: c69225a4 esp: c0057c00
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: Process insmod (pid: 500, stackpage=c0057000)
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: Stack: c0055198 c00553a4 c0055000 c005533c c691b75c c0055198 c00553a4 c0055198
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: 00000000 c0055198 c0057d4c c0055000 c0057c80 c691baba c0055000 c005533c
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: c03482e0 c0057d80 c0348380 c0055000 000001ea 00006257 000001ec 000001df
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: Call Trace: [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+197724/97353273] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+198586/97352411] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+201461/97349536] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+202755/97348242] [fbcon_switch+327/452]
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: [redraw_screen+224/328] [take_over_console+239/396] [register_framebuffer+249/292] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+204542/97346455] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+224256/97326741] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+225280/97325717]
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: [pci_announce_device+54/84] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+224256/97326741] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+225280/97325717] [pci_register_driver+72/96] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+225280/97325717] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+204999/97345998]
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+225280/97325717] [sys_init_module+1285/1448] [scsi_mod:scsi_hosts_R63e23087+195936/97355061] [system_call+51/56]
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel:
Jun 7 22:16:12 lucretia kernel: Code: 89 04 8a 83 c6 08 43 83 fb 3c 76 e7 31 db bd 84 24 92 c6 31
Regards,
Filip
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