> Oh, I almost forgot. Yes I would like to see your test
> program. One of the
> reasons I haven't chased the problem is because it keeps
> disappearing;-)
>
> Dean Dayton
Here is, in attachement, the test program.
There are two files in the tar:
-- testprintk.c --
A module that adds a device /dev/tpk.
Once a file descriptor is obtained on this device,
an internal timer starts, which calls "printk",
each 10 ticks (100ms in my setup). When the file descriptor
is released, the timer stops.
-- main.c --
A simple user mode program that opens /dev/tpk,
and then performs an infinite loop printing to the stdout.
When the program stops (Ctrl-C), the descriptor will be
released by Linux, stopping the internal timer.
With that test, the problem almost immediatly appears.
BTW, the same problem is on the 860 also, which can be diagnosed the same way.
Regards,
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Mediatrix Telecom Inc.
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