Na, thats ok, that's just a dumping of debug info :)
Not to worry.
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Denis Perchine wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I got the following lines in dmesg:
>
> free sibling
> task PC stack pid father child younger older
> init S C144DF28 4912 1 0 840 (NOTLB)
> Call Trace: [<c01111ab>] [<c01110f0>] [<c01398e5>] [<c0139c8e>] [<c01330c4>]
> [<c0106dd7>]
> keventd S FFFFFFFF 6020 2 1 (L-TLB) 3
> Call Trace: [<c011d9db>] [<c01054f4>]
> kswapd S C1455FAC 5812 3 1 (L-TLB) 4 2
> Call Trace: [<c01111ab>] [<c01110f0>] [<c01116ea>] [<c0127499>] [<c01054f4>]
> kreclaimd S 00000286 6316 4 1 (L-TLB) 5 3
> Call Trace: [<c0111695>] [<c012754b>] [<c01054f4>]
> bdflush S C1450000 5972 5 1 (L-TLB) 6 4
> Call Trace: [<c012f97e>] [<c01054f4>]
> kupdated S C147FFC8 6296 6 1 (L-TLB) 197 5
>
> And more for other processes.
>
> As far as I can understand lines containing 'Call Trace' are printed in
> trap.c in show_trace function. Does anyone know what this thing can mean, and
> how to found a real reason?
>
> Problem is that on this machine I have install 2.3.2-ac26 + Morton's patch to
> allow very large processes not be killed when there are not reused pages in
> swap, etc.
>
> My sci advisor have real problem as his process beying killed when reached
> 960Mb. There is 256Mb of RAM in machine, and 1.5Gb of swap... It looks like
> it is again a problem with kernel does not use all possibilities before kill
> a process.
>
> And what worries me is that I found mentioned above lines in kernel log.
>
> --
> Sincerely Yours,
> Denis Perchine
>
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