From: Arno K. <arn...@ya...> - 2005-02-12 15:46:38
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Jake Hamby schrieb: > Did Arno Klenke release his kernel patches to anyone in source form? > I have his latest kernel.so and the patches from Dec. 30, but nothing > else. I sent him a private e-mail so I'm sure I'll hear back from him > soon. My syllable installation has crashed so I currently cannot access the patched kernel code that is on another afs partition. Please give me some days to reinstall my system. To the cli()/put_cpu_flags() removal: The functions where I removed this calls are all called from assembler code within syscall.s which already disables the interrupts. So it shouldn´t matter if these calls are present or not. However, I already had a similiar problem when we switched to gcc3. The kernel just locked up while booting. The solution was to move up the put_cpu_flags() call in the TimerInterrupt() function. I did not investigate this problem further but it seem ed that put_cpu_flags() just doesn´t have to be the last call in a function. If I put some useless code after the call then it worked, otherwise not. The current instability of the kernel cannot be caused by these removals because Vanders also reports the same crashes when using the cvs kernel code which still contains these calls. Arno |