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SubjectRe: 2.6.0-test8, oops, [__remove_from_page_cache+36/112] __remove_from_page_cache+0x24/0x70


This sounds like what mine was doing, the oops looked similar as well
(with the null pointer part atleast). Reboot and I bet it'll run fine
for a while and then start up again. For me it seemed to start faulting
when "free" showed over 250 Megs used.


Thus spake Jacek Kawa (jfk@zeus.polsl.gliwice.pl):

> Jak podaj? anonimowe ?r?d?a, przepowiedziano, ?e Jacek Kawa napisze:
>
> > This machine has new RAM, but after about 7 hours of testing,
> > memtest.86 didn't show any errors...
>
> Well, it's RAM anyway... I've just got few segfaults in vim...
>
> bye
>
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