On 2008-04-03, bob J. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > When I run 'make test' I get the following: > > message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at .... > kernel: Oops: 0003 [1] SMP > message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at ... > kernel: CR2: ffffffff8127c7b0
This means that the kernel module is crashing. There are some known issues about using syscall hooking with Linux 2.6: http://dazuko.dnsalias.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ#The_command_.22insmod.22_produces_a_segmentation_fault_when_I_load_a_module_with_syscall_hooking_enabled. http://dazuko.dnsalias.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ#The_Linux_2.6_kernel_crashes_in_the_change_page_attr.28.29_routine_when_I_load_a_module_with_syscall_hooking_enabled. This would explain why the module is "in use" and cannot be removed. As far as I know, the latest Fedora kernels don't allow syscall hooking. I believe the only way to successfully install Dazuko on the latest Fedora is to apply the Dazuko 2.3.5-pre1 kernel patch and build a new kernel. This can be found on the Dazuko Downloads page. The included README provides more details about it. (But if you are not comfortable building a Linux kernel, this may not be an option for you.) > I am not sure how to send a reply to a thread. Usually mail clients have a "reply all" button, which will automatically add all the appropriate addresses. Another option is to do a reply, but manually change the recipient address to be the mailing list. (It is a good habit to always check the "To:" field (recipient) before posting or answering on a mailing list. Make sure the email is going where you want it go. ;) Using "reply" or "reply all" is important because it preserves mail reference information so that other people can easily track the discussion. John Ogness -- Dazuko Maintainer _______________________________________________ Dazuko-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/dazuko-help
