From: <aw...@sw...> - 2003-07-31 22:12:52
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Hi Marek Am Donnerstag, 31.07.03, um 11:06 Uhr (Europe/Zurich) schrieb Marek Szyprowski: > Hello Geert > > On 30.07.03, you wrote: > > >>>> Looks like a function call through a NULL pointer at >>>> dmasound_init+908c/c0a0. >>> But what this exactly means? I'm sorry, but I don't understand. I >>> have >>> never used any debuging stuff other than printf()/printk()... >> dmasound_core calls the low-level chipset-specific routines through >> function pointers. If one of them is not set up, it will jump to >> address >> 0, causing a crash. > > Today I found that also the built-in parranel port makes kernel oopses. FWIW, back in the days I tried to use the parport, I've got an endless sequence of irq_unbalanced(..) messages, until I killed the task which was trying to access the parport (i.e. lpr). This was with 2.4.17 on a A4000. But it did never oops when using the parport! > So > the above discussion is pointless, because the main problem lies in the > interrupt code, not in drivers... Do you remember when the problems > with > interrupts started? So maybe with 2.4.17 it was at least still half working. -- Best wishes, Andi |