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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] Kernel oops when reading /proc/xenomai/stats
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To: Andreas Glatz <AndreasGlatz@domain.hid>
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Andreas Glatz wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> 
>>> That's the kernel oops with additional debugging info (starts with 'HUHU' - see code below the oops):
>>>
>>> HUHU count=1 xnintr_count=-12
>> That's not good. What is your Xenomai version?
> 
> Hardware=MPC8360, Linux=2.6.32, Xenomai=2.4.10, ipipe=2.8-00
> 
>> Does everything work fine if you application terminates normally and
>> deletes the rt_intr objects explicitly?
> 
> Checking...
> 

And then you may want to track this down at the site that decrements
xnintr_count, ie. rt_intr_delete -> xnintr_detach.

Jan

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