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[Bug 332048] kernel freeze - "kernel: BUG: scheduling while atomic: swapper "
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- Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 02:41:13 -0600 (MDT)
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https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=332048#c15
--- Comment #15 from joerg reisenweber <reisenweber@xxxxxx> 2007-10-17
02:41:13 MST ---
So feel free to contact me, if there is need to test any patched modules on my
hw. Please binaries only, no src-patches (you see the severe lack of raw
computing power in this hw, which makes kernel-building an annoying task).
Btw(sorry a *little* OT): is there a way meanwhile to handle spindown (hdparm
-S) for scsi-drives? Or at least to send a scsi-cmd to cause drive to spindown
immediately? In ancient times (last millenium?) there was a way to do this via
win98 tool, so it should be feasible.
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--- Comment #15 from joerg reisenweber <reisenweber@xxxxxx> 2007-10-17
02:41:13 MST ---
So feel free to contact me, if there is need to test any patched modules on my
hw. Please binaries only, no src-patches (you see the severe lack of raw
computing power in this hw, which makes kernel-building an annoying task).
Btw(sorry a *little* OT): is there a way meanwhile to handle spindown (hdparm
-S) for scsi-drives? Or at least to send a scsi-cmd to cause drive to spindown
immediately? In ancient times (last millenium?) there was a way to do this via
win98 tool, so it should be feasible.
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