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On Sun, 02 Jul 2006 13:15:39 +0200, Udo van den Heuvel wrote:
> On my otherwise stable Via EPIA CL6000 I experienced an OOPS.
> Hardware should be OK. I was unable to reproduce the event, so far.
> In what part of the kernel did things go wrong?
Your kernel stack has been overwritten with seemingly-random data.
This is impossible to diagnose -- some module possibly scribbled
over the stack.
> Process named (pid: 1431, threadinfo=dd070000 task=ddf61a90)
> EIP: [<52786fdd>] 0x52786fdd SS:ESP 0068:dd071f38
Threadinfo is at dd070000 so end-of-stack is at dd071ff8
dd071ff8 - dd071f38 = 192 (decimal) so there are 192 bytes on the
kernel stack. We can see 192 bytes and there is no sensible regs
information at the end, just random junk.
> What can I do to help fix the bug? (if it is indeed a bug)
Where did these modules come from?
ipt_TARPIT
vt1211
--
Chuck
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