Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: lots of 'try_to_unuse' at shutdown | From | (Alexander L. Belikoff) | Date | 10 Feb 1999 08:55:34 +0200 |
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David Mansfield <david@cobite.com> writes:
> I got gobs of these messeges flitting by an instant before rebooting > during shutdown of vanilla 2.2.1 to boot 2.2.2-pre2. I also got them > shutting down 2.2.0 as I recall. What I managed to scribble onto my > credit card bill was: > > try_to_unuse: 8d000 count=1 > > System was 2.2.1 UP on a PPro 200, gcc2.7.2.3 compiled. The system had > been 'generally' used including some heavy mem thrashing tests, make -j's, > knfsd, bonnie and lots of soundblaster stuff, just to narrow things down - > NOT.
Same here with 2.2.0ac1 on a P-166MMX w/ RedHat 5.2 (no specific upgrades from the Documentation/Changes file).
Also, it doesn't happen on a regular basis - just from time to time.
-- Alexander L. Belikoff Bloomberg L.P. / BFM Financial Research Ltd. abel@vallinor4.com, abel@bfr.co.il
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