Package: mcelog
Version: 1.0~pre3.2
(I apologize for submitting this via Debian, but I have been
completely unable to locate contact information for the upstream
mcelog maintainer.)
According to the "Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software
Developer’s Manual", section 15.9.2.5 (Table 15-13), the "T" (timeout)
bit has the following interpretation:
1 = Request timed out
0 = Request did not time out
But in mcelog-1.0pre3/p4.c, we have the following function:
static char* get_T_str(__u8 t)
{
static char* T[] = {"Request-timeout", "Request-no-timeout"};
if (t >= NELE(T)) {
return "UNKNOWN";
}
return T[t];
}
This code is interpreting the bit exactly backwards. (An
understandable mistake, since Intel's manual oddly describes the
meaning of "1" before the meaning of "0".)
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