Am Freitag, 30. Dezember 2005 18:59 schrieb Brian Walsh:
> I have a problem with a USB ACM modem device. The device seems to be
> removing for a reason which I have not been able to track down and make
> repeatable. During this remove I get a kernel oops while the system is
> doing some work with sysfs, as you can see from the oops stack trace.
> The kernel version I am using is supplied by Timesys, however the
> version is a 2.6.14.3 version, running a diff on the kernel code they
> supplied and a 2.6.14.3 shows only minimal changes to files relevant to
> other architectures, none of the files which they have modified are even
> compiling for my architecture.
>
> This kernel is running on an ADI Coyote based system, running an Intel
> IXP425 processor. I have tried to supply as much information as I can,
> if more is needed please contact me.
Does a normal manual disconnect also trigger an oops?
Regards
Oliver
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