Apr 15 18:29:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:29:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_neigh_destroy called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:29:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:30:17 brucehall19 kernel: arp_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:34:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_free called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:34:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:34:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_neigh_destroy called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:34:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:37:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_free called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:37:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:37:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_neigh_destroy called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:37:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:39:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_free called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:39:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:39:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_neigh_destroy called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:39:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:39:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_free called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:39:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:39:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_neigh_destroy called from SPL=0
Apr 15 18:39:49 brucehall19 kernel: arp_purge_send_q called from SPL=0
With a (seemingly new) comment like:
/* This should be completely nuked... -DaveM */
in /usr/src/linux/net/ipv4/arp.c
around it, I'd guess someone knows what's going on :-)
Have fun,
Peter Barker