[Linux-abi-devel] Forwarded on behalf of Barth Weishoff

[<mal...@ya...>]

Hello.  

  I'm using a software package called Synchronics.  
This is a Point of
Sale application.  I had to compile into the kernel
support for running
Unix binaries, in which case I compiled a vanilla
2.4.15 kernel as per
the instructions on your website (including the
2.4.16pre1 patch).   
The
programs had been running normally after I built the
new kernel until
recently, it's now producing the following output:

  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel:  printing eip:
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: 000008d9
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: *pde = 37fdb067
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: *pte = 00000000
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: Oops: 0000
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: CPU:    0
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: EIP:   
0023:[<000008d9>]    Not
tainted
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: EFLAGS: 00010246
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: eax: 00000032   ebx:
080f4bac   ecx:
0810304c   edx: 080d350c
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: esi: 080f4bac   edi:
080f4bac   ebp:
bffffdd8   esp: bffffdc8
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: ds: 002b   es: 002b  
ss: 002b
  Jan  7 17:56:31 bpsrv1 kernel: Process syndel (pid:
1638,
stackpage=f6cf7000)
  Jan  7 17:56:32 bpsrv1 kernel:  <7>[syndel:1639]:
set personality to
7000003
  Jan  7 17:56:33 bpsrv1 kernel: Unable to handle
kernel paging request
at virtual address f89ba000

Sometimes it executes normally, other times it
produces the above
message.  Any ideas?

-BW

In addition to my last message, the syndel program
also produces the
following message when it does work:

Jan  7 17:56:38 bpsrv1 kernel:  <7>[syndel:1648]: set
personality to
7000003

Thanks,

BW



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