How can I tell where scsi_free() comes from? I'm guessing that it's from
the aic7xxx driver but how can I tell?
When you find a suspect routine, grep the kernel sources for it.
Duhhh... sorry, forgot to engage brain.
The last time I used this technique, BTW, I identified some buggy SCSI
I have a machine that I cannot compile a stable 2.4.20 kernel for,
yet
the
one off of the 1.4_rc2 liveCD works fine. I'm guessing there is an
option
or a patch that is/isn't set/applyed. Apart from good old trial and
error
how the heck do I work out what is giving me the problem?
I'd like to +1 on Dan's comment about Mushkin. I found them when trying
to battle ram problems before. Their speed/quality is known with most
(all) hardcore overclockers and gamers while their tech support and tech
team is very helpful and personal. I've called them on multiple
occasions when
I have a machine that I cannot compile a stable 2.4.20 kernel for, yet the
one off of the 1.4_rc2 liveCD works fine. I'm guessing there is an option
or a patch that is/isn't set/applyed. Apart from good old trial and error
how the heck do I work out what is giving me the problem?
Every kernel I
On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 12:25:37PM -0400, Nick Fisher wrote:
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 03:52:34PM -0400, Nick Fisher wrote:
I have a machine that I cannot compile a stable 2.4.20 kernel for, yet
the
one off of the 1.4_rc2 liveCD works fine. I'm guessing there is an
option
or a patch that
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 03:52:34PM -0400, Nick Fisher wrote:
I have a machine that I cannot compile a stable 2.4.20 kernel for, yet the
one off of the 1.4_rc2 liveCD works fine. I'm guessing there is an option
or a patch that is/isn't set/applyed. Apart from good old trial and error
how the
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 03:52:34PM -0400, Nick Fisher wrote:
I have a machine that I cannot compile a stable 2.4.20 kernel for, yet
the
one off of the 1.4_rc2 liveCD works fine. I'm guessing there is an
option
or a patch that is/isn't set/applyed. Apart from good old trial and
error
how
On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 01:41:14PM -0400, Nick Fisher wrote:
As you surmise, eip is the interesting register. Sort the
contents of /proc/ksyms and see where it falls. In my /proc/ksyms (which
won't match yours!), I see these entries bracketing that value:
c02f04b0
Hot Diggety! Nick Fisher was rumored to have written:
Every kernel I have compiled for this one machine has failed. My general
test is to recompile the kernel multiple times (As recomended by
DRobbins). One of my kernels once made it through three compiles. If I
start from the liveCD and
On Tuesday 12 August 2003 19:52, Nick Fisher wrote:
I have a machine that I cannot compile a stable 2.4.20 kernel for, yet the
one off of the 1.4_rc2 liveCD works fine. I'm guessing there is an option
or a patch that is/isn't set/applyed. Apart from good old trial and error
how the heck do I
Hot Diggety! Nick Fisher was rumored to have written:
Every kernel I have compiled for this one machine has failed. My general
test is to recompile the kernel multiple times (As recomended by
DRobbins). One of my kernels once made it through three compiles. If I
start from the liveCD and
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