Tom Butts wrote: >User process fault: interruption code 0x7 >CPU 0 >Process insmod (pid:24 stackpage=008AB000) >User PSW: 070de000 80442a60 Not tainted >Followed by register sets [...]
Well, don't leave out the interesting part ;-) This is seriously weird, I'd really like to see the register contents and the User Code dump. Also interesting would be the results of gdb /sbin/insmod disass *0x442a60 Alan Cox wrote: >Thats a kernel crash. Are you sure you have matching oco and kernel ? Actually, this is a crash in user space (we dump a message looking similar to a kernel crash when the debugging flag is on ...). Notice the 'User process fault' ... Now why insmod would crash with a data exception is really weird. This can either be a floating point exception, but those are normally masked off unless specifically requested by the application, or else illegal operands of one of the 'decimal-operand' instructions, but those are never generated by the compiler ... Bye, Ulrich -- Dr. Ulrich Weigand [EMAIL PROTECTED]
