Duncan Sands <[email protected]> wrote:
>> The bttv driver/chip seems to cause random memory corruption sometimes,
>> processes will just start dying...
>
> There is a known buffer overflow in the bttv driver (when using
> grabdisplay). The fix is waiting on an audit of the rest of the
> bttv (and similar) code, since it looks like the same mistake
> occurs in several places.
Can you give me a hint on where exactly to shoot at? I'n still hoping it's
not my VIA board giving me trouble (corrupting the first four bytes of a
semi-random page).
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verbreiteten Lügen zu sabotieren.
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