Dear Sir,

today I installed a new kernel, 2.4.13. As I wanted to
collect my mail via irda and my mobile, the system
froze on me the moment the irda connection was
terminated. The same thing happened when I tried
to reproduce this behaviour. This time the system
could not connect via my mobile. The error message
was something about all bits set to zero or such.
I regularly receive this message but I think that's
due to my provider which has very low reliability.
Nonetheless, the moment the message was printed
to /var/log/messages the system froze yet another
time.

My system consists of a Redhat 7.1 system with a
fresh and clean kernel-source from kernel.org.
The kernel version is 2.4.13, but no ac-patch.
The computer is a Fujitsu-Siemens Lifebook,
the mobile a Siemens S35, if that matters.
I'd be happy, if I could collect more data
about this crash but I couldn't find any entries
in the system logs after recovering my hard
disk. I will have to do a sync before sending
this message as my only internet connection is
via my mobile and I expect another crash (I deleted
the old kernels because everything seemed to work
fine... :(

My kernel-config:

<M> IrDA subsystem support
--- IrDA protocols                                    
<M>   IrLAN protocol                                  
< >   IrNET protocol                                  
<M>   IrCOMM protocol                                 
[ ]   Ultra (connectionless) protocol                 
[ ]   IrDA protocol options                           

Infrared-port device drivers  --->
--- SIR device drivers                                   x x   
<M> IrTTY (uses Linux serial driver)                     
<M> IrPORT (IrDA serial driver)                          
--- Dongle support                                       
[ ] Serial dongle support                                
--- FIR device drivers                                   
< > NSC PC87108/PC87338                                  
< > Winbond W83977AF (IR)                                
< > Toshiba Type-O IR Port                               
< > SMC IrCC (Experimental)                              
< > ALi M5123 FIR (Experimental)                         
< > VLSI 82C147 SIR/MIR/FIR (Experimental)


With kind regards,
Philipp.

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Philipp Boerker    -     [EMAIL PROTECTED]

In principio erat verbum - the rest is silence
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