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  1. #1
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    Arrow Kernel dmesg question

    Does this point at a drive error?


    EIP is at __free_pages_ok [kernel] 0x106 (2.4.20-28.7)
    eax: 02001040 ebx: c1c80338 ecx: c1000030 edx: 3cb2c608
    esi: 00000000 edi: 00000000 ebp: 00000000 esp: d899dde0
    ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
    Process httpd (pid: 22873, stackpage=d899d000)
    Stack: f65ee800 c033f4e8 c033f428 c033f418 00416072 c01d666c c033f428 d899de00
    c1c80338 00000000 0008c000 39257025 c012660a c1c80338 00006000 d7594138
    c0126da1 f6e53580 08006000 d7594138 08000000 00000007 00000000 080d4000
    Call Trace: [<c01d666c>] net_rx_action [kernel] 0x6c (0xd899ddf4))
    [<c012660a>] __free_pte [kernel] 0x4a (0xd899de10))
    [<c0126da1>] zap_page_range [kernel] 0x221 (0xd899de20))
    [<c013afbc>] __pte_chain_free [kernel] 0x1c (0xd899de74))
    [<c0129a88>] exit_mmap [kernel] 0xa8 (0xd899de90))
    [<c01206cd>] send_signal [kernel] 0x2d (0xd899dea4))
    [<c0116a37>] mmput [kernel] 0x37 (0xd899dec4))
    [<c011ad88>] do_exit [kernel] 0xa8 (0xd899ded0))
    [<c0120373>] collect_signal [kernel] 0x93 (0xd899dee8))
    [<c0108758>] do_signal [kernel] 0x1f8 (0xd899df18))
    [<c0147000>] path_release [kernel] 0x10 (0xd899df44))
    [<c0147000>] path_release [kernel] 0x10 (0xd899df50))
    [<c0121953>] sys_rt_sigaction [kernel] 0x93 (0xd899df60))
    [<c0107d49>] sys_sigreturn [kernel] 0xb9 (0xd899df90))
    [<c01088fc>] signal_return [kernel] 0x14 (0xd899dfc0))


    Code: 0f 0b 8b 00 46 41 23 c0 b8 02 00 00 00 0f b3 43 18 b8 04 00
    hda: drive_cmd: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
    hda: drive_cmd: error=0x04 { DriveStatusError }
    sending pkt_too_big (len[1500] pmtu[1480]) to self
    sending pkt_too_big (len[1500] pmtu[1480]) to self
    sending pkt_too_big (len[1500] pmtu[1480]) to self
    sending pkt_too_big (len[1500] pmtu[1480]) to self
    sending pkt_too_big (len[1500] pmtu[1480]) to self

  2. #2
    Greetings:

    It could be a drive error.

    Check the cable connections, reseat the drive cables, run fsck.

    Thank you.
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  3. #3
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    You seem to be missing a line above the EIP pointer. There should be an actual oops message indicating the actual error.

    Anyway, a drive problem shouldn't cause an Oops in kernel memory management like that. I've seen a bad drive oops filesystem code, though. This looks more like a memory problem, especially if the line above the EIP is a NULL pointer problem.
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    Here the full mail:


    The Oops is below:
    invalid operand: 0000
    ipt_owner ipt_REJECT iptable_filter ip_tables autofs 8139too mii usb-ohci usbcore ext3 jbd
    CPU: 0
    EIP: 0010:[<c0135ff6>] Not tainted
    EFLAGS: 00010202

    EIP is at __free_pages_ok [kernel] 0x106 (2.4.20-28.7)
    eax: 02001040 ebx: c1c80338 ecx: c1000030 edx: 3cb2c608
    esi: 00000000 edi: 00000000 ebp: 00000000 esp: d899dde0
    ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018
    Process httpd (pid: 22873, stackpage=d899d000)
    Stack: f65ee800 c033f4e8 c033f428 c033f418 00416072 c01d666c c033f428 d899de00
    c1c80338 00000000 0008c000 39257025 c012660a c1c80338 00006000 d7594138
    c0126da1 f6e53580 08006000 d7594138 08000000 00000007 00000000 080d4000
    Call Trace: [<c01d666c>] net_rx_action [kernel] 0x6c (0xd899ddf4))
    [<c012660a>] __free_pte [kernel] 0x4a (0xd899de10))
    [<c0126da1>] zap_page_range [kernel] 0x221 (0xd899de20))
    [<c013afbc>] __pte_chain_free [kernel] 0x1c (0xd899de74))
    [<c0129a88>] exit_mmap [kernel] 0xa8 (0xd899de90))
    [<c01206cd>] send_signal [kernel] 0x2d (0xd899dea4))
    [<c0116a37>] mmput [kernel] 0x37 (0xd899dec4))
    [<c011ad88>] do_exit [kernel] 0xa8 (0xd899ded0))
    [<c0120373>] collect_signal [kernel] 0x93 (0xd899dee8))
    [<c0108758>] do_signal [kernel] 0x1f8 (0xd899df18))
    [<c0147000>] path_release [kernel] 0x10 (0xd899df44))
    [<c0147000>] path_release [kernel] 0x10 (0xd899df50))
    [<c0121953>] sys_rt_sigaction [kernel] 0x93 (0xd899df60))
    [<c0107d49>] sys_sigreturn [kernel] 0xb9 (0xd899df90))
    [<c01088fc>] signal_return [kernel] 0x14 (0xd899dfc0))


    Code: 0f 0b 8b 00 46 41 23 c0 b8 02 00 00 00 0f b3 43 18 b8 04 00

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    invalid operand: 0000

    Yeah, that's indicative of a bit flip frying something. Grab memtest, like retep suggested.
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    Where to upload memtest to and how to run it?

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    Hi Dann2. I left a clue for you somewhere in this thread. Good luck finding it
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    I have that memtest. I mean where on the server to upload it to and what command to run to install it as they give no such info.

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    Hi. You just burn the app to a disk and run it. You don't boot into Linux.
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    Ah, I see.


    Thanks

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