On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 03:35:01PM +0000, Raul wrote:
> Hi there
> I get the following error on allocating a variable on
> memory:
> "unable to handle kernel paging request"
That's typically a memory fault in kernel. How exactly are you
allocating this variable?
> I have to say that this variable is a structure which
> in turn contains more structures, that is, a quite
> large one.
How large? And how exactly are you accessing it?
> after this the module remains uninitialized and I
> cannot remove it from kernel space.
> Any idea why I get this error?
If the memory fault is occurring in init_module(), init_module() will
not exit and be stuck. Try loading debugger/rtl_debug.o before loading your
module to catch the exception and see where it is happening. Also, you should
be able to remove the module if you have rtl_debug.o loaded.
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