Unfortunately the top half of the oops scrolls off the terminal before I
can write it down (no screen recall on this one :-{ ) but I have the
bottom half and it seems from the Aieee Killing Interrupt Handler part
that I truly have an IRQ problem.
Actually I have the code and trace sections written down and will try to
ksymoops them later today. It seems that this problem has cropped up
somewhere in 2.1/2.2 series kernels. On the exact same hardware if I run
2.0.3[3-6] everything works just peachy. So far I have tried 2.2.[0-5] and
will try some -ac and some 2.1 later on. The 2.2.[0-5] all exhibit the
exact same crash. As soon as the second ethernet card is link state up (ip
link set eth1 up) the machine oopses.
Here is the gory part of the oops written down from the terminal:
r15=0000000000000009 r16=fffffc0000b6b9972 r17=0000000000000000
r18=000000000000005a r19=0000000000000000 r20=0000001000000000
r21=fffffc00006f0da0 r22=0000000000000000 r23=fffffc000040a9d4
r24=0000000000000005 r25=0000000000000008 r27=fffffc0000449900
r28=0000000000000000
gp=fffffc00004c4150 sp=fffffc0000473c90
code =
e420000e 2fe00000 ee40002a (2c310000) 2c440000 42403532 483100c1
48440042 48240161
trace =
fffffc0000408c98 fffffc00003159f4 fffffc0000315364
fffffc0000315d00 fffffc0000310b98 fffffc000040a9d4
fffffc0000310d3c fffffc0000329060 fffffc00003290a0
fffffc0000310d3c fffffc0000312of4 fffffc000031e020
fffffc000031e080 fffffc000033817c fffffc00003120f4
fffffc000033817c fffffc000031211c fffffc00003101c8
fffffc000031001c
Aieee Killing interrupt handler
Kernel Panic: attempting to kill the idle task
In swapper task - not syncing
I will try to decode this and also try out some 2.1.xx kernels to see
where the breakage starts. If you would like further info let me know.
Thanks.
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Paktronix Systems LLC
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