> I've seen 2 lockups (no sysreq response) with 2.2.2pre2 which leave a
> lot of NULLs in syslog, followed by
>
> p: c5b06000
> esp: c9bdfecc
> Feb 19 13:06:33 gaggle kernel: ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
> Feb 19 13:06:33 gaggle kernel: Process in.rlogind (pid: 3917, process nr: 54, stackpage=c9bdf000)
> Feb 19 13:06:33 gaggle kernel: Stack: c8ab6000 00000000 00000000 c59e4c8c c5b0632a 00000040 ffff90e5 d08e7b8e
> Feb 19 13:06:33 gaggle kernel: c5b06000 c5b06000 c8ab6000 00000000 00000000 d08e7a3f c5b06000 c8ab6000
> Feb 19 13:06:33 gaggle kernel: c9d1d000 c01b4fc2 c8ab6000 00000000 c9d1d000 c01aa596 c9d1d000 c01ac51a
> Feb 19 13:06:33 gaggle kernel: Call Trace: [sg:sg_big_buff+-33390/4] [sg:sg_big_buff+-33725/4] [pty_unthrottle+38/72] [check_unthrottle+42/48] [read_chan+1410/1696] [tty_read+178/212] [sys_read+210/260]
> Feb 19 13:06:33 gaggle kernel: [system_call+52/56] [startup_32+43/164]
> Feb 19 13:06:33 gaggle kernel: Code: f0 ff 4a 70 0f 94 c0 84 c0 74 09 52 e8 3e 39 87 ef 83 c4 04
>
> This is with debian 2.1, netstd 3.07-7slink3, which appears to have
> Net-tools 2.01, and includes this rlogind:
> $Id: rlogind.c,v 1.26 1997/05/13 05:12:42 dholland Exp $
>
> The only rlogin connection should be a terminal server rloging in to
> run pppd, but the connection was idle at the time of the lockups.
>
> This is 2.2.2pre5 on a dual PPro 200 machine. ksymoops is not real
> helpful on the partial oops.
^^^^^
and I have my own personal OOPS-- it was 2.2.2pre2 that had the
problems, but I've been running pre5 for a few hours... no lockup yet,
> but they only happened every few days with pre2.
- M
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