In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,Jason McCormick writes:
> I tried 1.4.2rc1 on Fedora 4 w/ kernel 2.6.17 (x86_64). The libafs
>module loads fine and w/o a message. However the first time someone or
>a process tries to get a PAG, the host oopses. After the initial
>message and the setpag error, the host loops infinitely on "Unable to
>handle kernel paging request". The oops is:
>...
>Call Trace: <#DF> <ffffffff8026fbeb>{show_stack+210}
> <ffffffff8026fc7e>{show_registers+134} <ffffffff80269f7d>{__die+173}
> <ffffffff8026fff3>{die+48} <ffffffff8027022b>{do_double_fault+113}
> <ffffffff80263571>{double_fault+125}
><ffffffff883214f8>{:libafs:setpag+56}
> <ffffffff802622ae>{system_call+26} <EOE><1>Unable to handle
>kernel paging request at 00000000fffff000 RIP:
><ffffffff8026faa0>{show_trace+436}
it hard to tell anything from this call trace. howver, the only change
to setpag() was the keyring stuff. so if you could manually modify
src/config/afsconfig.h, and comment
#define LINUX_KEYRING_SUPPORT 1
something like this:
/* #define LINUX_KEYRING_SUPPORT 1 */
should be acceptable. then do a make libafs. this should get you a new
libafs module w/o keyring. see if that has the same problem w/ pags.
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