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Subject2.2.10 UP oops
Linux 2.2.10 UP server after 5 days : zombie state process (according
/proc/<pid>/status it stucked on disk wait, DW state), with load avg
2.3 with almost 100% idle. Then after 12 hours :


Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: invalid operand: 0000
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: CPU: 0
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: EIP: 0010:[merge_segments+25/364]
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: EFLAGS: 00010296
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: eax: c48648c0 ebx: c48648c0 ecx: c48648e0 edx: c5e0de34
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: esi: 400b4000 edi: 00007000 ebp: c4e9f740 esp: c169bf3c
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: Process qmail-getpw (pid: 23092, process nr: 170, stackpage=c169b000)
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: Stack: 00007000 c4e9f740 400b4000 00007000 c011ca92 c011a642 c4e9f740 400b4000
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: 400bb000 c4e9f740 c48648c0 c169a000 fffffff7 c169bfc0 c033a480 00000000
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: c010cf98 c033a480 00000000 00006b2c 00000005 00000075 00000000 c169a000
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: Call Trace: [generic_file_mmap+150/164] [do_mmap+874/988] [old_mmap+176/232] [system_call+52/56]
Jun 30 09:37:57 hal2000 kernel: Code: ff ff 89 c3 83 c4 0c 85 db 0f 84 39 01 00 00 8b 44 24 18 85

And some other messages on the console : compaining about skb problems.
Interesting that almost every opps I get with 2.2.x kernels reported
in process netscape ... (ok this one below is qmail related :)
And some killing interrupt handler message :-(



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