@Ken, I do not think so. This one is very like related to a race creating and removing task groups from the scheduler. Yours rather seems to have issues with the flags of a page it tries to use. I don't know why but I have the feeling of having seen this before, but maybe it was just looking at your bug. I think I saw some memory related patches being queued up into upstream stable but iirc those are not yet pushed into any next proposed. The log itself is somewhat helpful but with those kind of bugs hard to link to a specific place as the crash just is the result of something else going wrong before. If you could add to your bug more information on generic details. Like what kind of workload is running, is it possible to get any relation on when it happens (what range is occasionally).
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