how to cope with "Scheduling in interrupt" problem

[MingJie Chang]

Dear all,

I try to modify inet_sendmsg() and inet_recvmsg().
To defer the time to notify a receiver, I use a timer for the problem.
But it causes "Scheduling in interrupt" error.
Is there any method to reform it?

Thank you for tour help


Scheduling in interrupt
invalid operand: 0000
CPU:    0
EIP:    0819:[<c0005d6f>]    Not tainted
EFLAGS: 00010286
eax: 00000018   ebx: c19c2000   ecx: c0170894   edx: fbff9000
esi: c19c2000   edi: c1d42da0   ebp: c19c3cf4   esp: c19c3cd0
ds: 0821   es: 0821   ss: 0821
Process ftp (pid: 1312, stackpage=c19c3000)<1>



EX:
inet_sendmsg()
{
	.
	.
	.
BYE:
	
	if(sock->send_nonnotify_size>0&&0==sock->send_set_timer)
	{
		sock->send_notify_timer.function=notify_receiver;		
		sock->send_notify_timer.expires=MY_EXT_NOTIFY_TIME + jiffies;
		sock->send_notify_timer.data=(unsigned long)(sock);
		
		dbprintk("set notify timer, sock addr=%p\n",sock);
		add_timer(&sock->send_notify_timer);
		sock->send_set_timer=1;
	
	}
	release_sock(sock->sk);	
}

static void notify_receiver(unsigned long data)
{
	struct socket* sock=(struct socket*)data;
	struct SHM_INFO shm_tmp;
	
	if(!sock||!sock->sk)
		return;

	lock_sock(sock->sk);
	sock->send_set_timer=0;

	if(sock->send_nonnotify_size)
	{
		dbprintk("notify_receiver:notify
receivers,size=%d\n",sock->send_nonnotify_size);
		sock->send_nonnotify_size=0;

		shm_tmp.saddr=ntohl(sock->sk->saddr);
		shm_tmp.sport=ntohl(sock->sk->sport);

		shm_tmp.reqaddr=shm_tmp.saddr;
		shm_tmp.reqport=shm_tmp.sport;
		
		shm_tmp.daddr=ntohl(sock->sk->daddr);
		shm_tmp.dport=ntohl(sock->sk->dport);
		shm_tmp.maddr=NULL;
		release_sock(sock->sk);
		
		dbprintk("notift_recv: call send_data()......");
		HYPERVISOR_send_data(&shm_tmp);
		dbprintk("done\n");
		return;
	}	
	
	release_sock(sock->sk);
}
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