Re: [User-mode-linux-user] FeedBack on latest kernel

[James M. <mac...@ED...>]

On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Jeff Dike wrote:

> mac...@ed... said:
> > My machine at work (P600) seems to act still like it is missing
> > signals from the ttys/0 that I boot on. Appears as missed keystrokes. 
> So, for example, you could type "abcdef" and on the screen would appear "abdf"?

Yes. In its worse state you can type for a while and nothing, then
suddenly it begins again, but misses all the in  between strokes.

> Does the shell act like it sees the missing characters?

I do not understand. The modem lights flicker (I'm at home connecting to
work), but I see nothing in the screen to suggest it is getting anything.

> > Tcpdump on home box shows arp replies from UML, but for some reason
> > they are not picked up by the physical kernel.
> Can you see anything that the UML is doing wrong?

Not by my looking. I can basically get at all boxes other than the
physical box that are on the local network (no need for forwarding). Yet
forwarding is on in both physical and UML, and I am already using this box
as a gateway for other traffic.

I tried multiple ip's with no luck. I even tried the tap0 approach.
tcpdump on the physical sees the traffic but the physical kernel/TCP/IP
does not apply, act on it. Even when I manually add the arp into the
table, it just acts as if there is no traffic for it to see.

> > An attempted rsync to my work box of a few programs resulted in: Stack
> > overflowed onto current_task page In interrupt handler - not syncing
> > which resulted in me killing the linux processes.
> I need a stack trace of this.  See the latest traffic on the devel list for 
> how to get one.

> 				Jeff

Saw about 6 messages. I will look into getting that done. Thanks,
JES
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James B. MacLean        mac...@ed...
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Nova Scotia, Canada
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