Re: "Kernel panic: VRKADINT" under heavy I/O. It is really BRKADRINT from Adaptec source

[Jeff Johnson <jeff.johnson@wsm.com>]

Forgive my typo. The KP error was "Kernel panic: BRKADRINT" and is 
located in the Adaptec aic7xxx/aic79xx driver sources.

Now I just have to figure out why it is occurring. The motherboards have 
Adaptec 7902W onboard, attached to a separate PCI-X bus from the 
Infiniband HCA.

Apologies for the confusion

--Jeff

Jeff Johnson wrote:

> Greetings,
>
>    I have several systems that will hang under heavy i/o. This usually 
> occurs during a Pallas AllToAll test over Infiniband. Is anyone able 
> to point me to where I can find VRKADINT or what general area of the 
> kernel this is coming from? Everything runs fine otherwise. When I 
> start the AllToAll across 32 machines and get 128 cores all talking to 
> each other at once random machines will panic with the VRKADINT. I 
> cannot seem to find this message anywhere in kernel source.
>
> details:
> arch   x86_64
> kernel  2.6.5-7.193-smp (SuSE Ent9)
> proc  2x dual core Opteron 275
> ram 16GB
>
> --Jeff
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