I tried googling for it but couldn't find anything that described what's going on. Thanks for the info.
On 1/21/06, Uwe Schindler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is not an error, only a message that the kernel fixed an > unaligned memory access of ulogd. This happens on some architectures > when a user space program tries to access memory that is not aligned > to an adress which is a multiple of its own size. This fixes only > cause a slowdown of the program when happen too often. > > At 22:45 21.01.2006, you wrote: > >Hi! > > > >I have a couple of Alpha machines (XP1000 and ES40) which spit this > >message regularly to /var/log/messages and the console: > > > >Jan 21 21:41:05 ulisses kernel: ulogd(26459): unaligned trap at > >00000200001e2ce8: 000002000020a0e5 28 4 > >Jan 21 21:41:05 ulisses kernel: ulogd(26459): unaligned trap at > >00000200001e2d64: 000002000020a0e9 28 4 > >Jan 21 21:41:05 ulisses kernel: ulogd(26459): unaligned trap at > >00000200001e2da8: 000002000020a0e1 28 3 > >Jan 21 21:41:05 ulisses kernel: ulogd(26459): unaligned trap at > >00000200001e2df4: 000002000020a0e1 28 2 > > > >I think (not sure) this started happening since the latest kernel > >security update. > > > >Both machines are running sarge, with the stock (debian) 2.4.27 kernel > >(smp, in the ES40). > > > >I don't think this is affecting the operation of ulogd, but I'm not > >sure. Anyways, I reported this to the BTS. > > > >Any ideas? > > > >-- > >Carlos Rodrigues -- Carlos Rodrigues
