Folks, I have never seen anything like this before but so far it has happened twice after installation. I installed Debian on a zx6000 and it was at kernel 2.4.17. I downloaded the source from kernel.org and the patch and recompiled. After recompiling the source and rebooting I got error messages logged to the screen in the following manner. These are all examples, each error varies greatly.
<CODE> Nov 20 08:46:15 titanic kernel: dpkg(3921): <sc1236(0,2000000000240200,0,2000000000275458)> Nov 20 08:46:15 titanic kernel: apt-get(3879): <sc1236(0,200000000050c200,0,200000000026b500)> Nov 20 08:46:26 titanic kernel: dpkg(3928): <sc1236(2,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:46:31 titanic kernel: ls(3929): <sc1236(0,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:46:37 titanic kernel: ls(3930): <sc1236(0,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:46:41 titanic kernel: bash(3931): <sc1236(7f,20000000002f0200,0,2000000000325458)> Nov 20 08:47:04 titanic kernel: ifconfig(3932): <sc1236(0,2000000000240200,0,2000000000275458)> Nov 20 08:51:27 titanic kernel: ls(3933): <sc1236(0,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:51:32 titanic kernel: ld(3936): <sc1236(1,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:51:32 titanic kernel: collect2(3935): <sc1236(1,2000000000240200,0,2000000000275458)> Nov 20 08:51:32 titanic kernel: cc(3934): <sc1236(1,2000000000240200,0,2000000000275458)> Nov 20 08:51:33 titanic kernel: ls(3937): <sc1236(0,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:51:34 titanic kernel: ls(3938): <sc1236(0,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:51:45 titanic kernel: ls(3939): <sc1236(0,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:51:50 titanic kernel: cat(3940): <sc1236(0,0,3,0)> Nov 20 08:53:01 titanic kernel: modprobe(3946): <sc1236(0,2000000000240200,0,2000000000275458)> Nov 20 08:53:01 titanic kernel: exim(3947): <sc1236(7,6000000000024969,1,e0000000044865a0)> Nov 20 08:53:01 titanic kernel: exim(3945): <sc1236(0,2000000000490200,0,20000000004c5458)> Nov 20 08:53:01 titanic kernel: sh(3944): <sc1236(0,20000000002f0200,0,2000000000325458)> Nov 20 08:53:01 titanic kernel: cron(3943): <sc1236(0,0,60000000000148a0,600000000000f680)> </CODE> That is just a sample from /var/log/messages. Any assistance with suppressing these errors (or direction as to what they are caused by OR if they are important) would be great. Cheers, Adam -- Adam Parrish Asst. Linux Administrator ECE Dept, North Carolina State University Office: 919.515.0124
