----- Original Message ----- > > > > Hi, > > I am getting folowing: I am unable to get whether there is memory > corruption or crash utility has problem displaying. > > using crash utility version: 6.1.1 > kernel version : 3.4.5+ > > I am getting following. > > crash> timer > TVEC_BASES[0]: c0a419c0 > JIFFIES > 4297762 > EXPIRES TIMER_LIST FUNCTION > 128 c1621ea8 c007260c <idle_worker_timeout> > 30208 c0b81f04 c04e4244 <inet_frag_secret_rebuild> > 30720 c0b7f264 c0461440 <flow_cache_new_hashrnd> > 30840 dba2be04 c0068ebc <process_timeout> > 38228 dbae5e04 c0068ebc <process_timeout> > 11796480 c097cb64 c0010aa4 <sched_clock_poll> > 4294937694 c0a6f118 c026f820 <rx_timeout_handler> > 4294945658 c16238fc c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4294945667 d811be14 c0068ebc <process_timeout> > 4294945700 c16237cc c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4294945700 c16236e0 c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4294946020 c0a1dcbc c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4294946029 dca8f884 c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4294946504 c0b871c4 c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4294950720 c0b81d6c c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > timer: invalid list entry: 1 > timer: ignoring faulty timer list at index 44 of timer array > timer: invalid list entry: 1 > timer: ignoring faulty timer list at index 44 of timer array > TVEC_BASES[1]: dc85e000 > JIFFIES > 4297762 > EXPIRES TIMER_LIST FUNCTION > 384 c0a42ba8 c007260c <idle_worker_timeout> > 4297862 dbec0dfc c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4297897 c162c6e0 c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4297962 dbec0ea0 c04a7cec <estimation_timer> > 4297997 c162c7cc c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4300768 dcb36654 c007412c <delayed_work_timer_fn> > 4309824 c0a20024 c0516718 <addrconf_verify> > 4327762 dcaabf54 c0068ebc <process_timeout> > 4327808 c162aea8 c007260c <idle_worker_timeout> > 4357762 dbaa3e04 c0068ebc <process_timeout> > 4357762 dbaa3e04 c0068ebc <process_timeout> > 4357888 c0b83fa4 c04e4244 <inet_frag_secret_rebuild> > 4357888 c0b84694 c04e4244 <inet_frag_secret_rebuild> > 4357888 c0b83fa4 c04e4244 <inet_frag_secret_rebuild> > 4357888 c0b84694 c04e4244 <inet_frag_secret_rebuild> > > > > Regards, > Oza.
It's impossible to answer without knowing the specifics. It could be corruption, or perhaps the cpu 0 was manipulating the timer chains when the kernel panicked, or perhaps there is some off-the-wall condition that the crash utility has never encountered. Dave Dave -- Crash-utility mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/crash-utility
