Eric W. Biederman wrote:
I have tried to reproduce this. The circumstances weren't the most
controlled but they did overlap with what you described and I haven't seen
anything.
What version of the kernel and patch-set did you test against?
Over the last month I've tried *EVERYTHING* I can lay my hands on and
can still cause a crash VERY easily!
So I am guessing that you are having memory corruption from some source.
Either bad ram or a bad module.
On my DELL 1850 dual-core dual-Xeon system I did have a flaky DIMM which
cause a few correctable ECC errors, but that has been replaced and still
the same. My other test systems are (multiple) DELL 1425 dual-Xeon
machines [2.8 or 3.0 GHz chips].
I'm off on vacation for a week, so I won't be able to follow up.
Have a good one...
Eric
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