2.2.1: Oops in ide_do_request

Tim Waugh (tim@cyberelk.demon.co.uk)
Sat, 30 Jan 1999 14:02:10 +0000 (GMT)

This morning, when I switch on my 486, it oopsed while remounting /
read-write. I didn't write down the entire oops (doh!), but here's what I
managed to salvage:

EIP: c017d8aa (ide_do_request=c017d820)
eax was 13261105, fault address was this plus a bit
call trace:
c017c11e make_request=c017bc30
c017bff1 make_request
c017de09 do_hwgroup_request=c017ddd0
c017de2b do_ide0_request=c017de20
c017b6f8 unplug_device=c017b6c0
c0125006 __wait_on_buffer=c0124f80
c01251c1 sync_buffers=c0125060
c01252d7 fsync_dev=c01252b0
c0128350 do_remount=c0128310
c01284c9 sys_mount=c0128430
...

code: 8a 80 2c 01 00 25 ff 00 00 00 ...

I don't have the object files to put this in source-code context, but I
can regenerate them.

Tim.
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