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From(Alan Cox)
SubjectRe: 2.0.34 Kernel panics / Problems
DateTue, 9 Jun 1998 13:19:09 +0100 (BST)
>  CPU:    0
>  EIP:    0010:[ip_alias:ip_alias_print_1+-56889/44]

Basically it jumped to fishkill

>  EFLAGS: 00010006
>  eax: 39393939   ebx: 00000000   ecx: 00000008   edx: 00000018
   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ascii '9999'

>  Call Trace: [do_fast_IRQ+42/76] [fast_IRQ10_interrupt+65/112] [ext2_match+95/100] [ext2_find_entry+459/716] [ext2_lookup+343/368] [ext2_lookup+256/368] [lookup+222/248] 
>         [_namei+90/228] [namei+48/72] [sys_access+104/176] [system_call+85/124] 
>  Code: 83 78 0c 00 74 09 50 8b 40 24 ff d0 83 c4 04 43 39 1d d0 d1 

Looking at stl_intr() in stallion.c would imply stl_brds[i] or 
stl_brds[i]->intr was an invalid pointer. (Had it crashed in the actual
->intr routine then stl_intr should have been in the call trace). 
stl_brds[i] and stl_brds[i]->intr appear to be initialised one and then
left alone implying something scribbled 9999 over the structure





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