Bonjour,
we have been running tests for over a week on trusty. No issue to
report.
I did not manage to get much tests going on xenial though.
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Bonjour,
preliminary tests were started yesterday with trusty-proposed.
We will start running in loop over the weekend with the script that
mostly had the issue.
On Monday morning, this will be installed on our dev cluster which
usually run 18M ksh a day.
I will try to start a few tests on xeni
The suite of scripts that had the issue were run over 3000 times over
the last week.
No error have been reported.
Looks good to me!
Thanks
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I installed the test package this morning, and we will try to reproduce
for the coming week.
Thanks.
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Title:
ksh segfault on job_chks
Hi, we have this issue on bare metal installation as you say. On a Dell
M605 (AMD processor) and on an IBM x3650 (Intel).
As well, it might help you to know that we tested it on SUSE with kernel
2.6.32-24, and the bug is not there.
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Bonjour,
it did not help for our specific memory issue. We are still looking and
will probably revert back to our previous solution which is to use a
2.6.33 kernel. But it would still be nice to have a fix in the LTS and
not use externally build kernels.
For the rest, I have tested it on workstat
These fixes and especially the ones on the "mm page allocator" are most
likely affecting me.
I was looking into filling up a bug report regarding my unanswered
question, when I saw this one.
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+question/130117
I will definitively be testing it wit