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* do_page_fault question
@ 2001-04-20  0:16 Paul W
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From: Paul W @ 2001-04-20  0:16 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: 'linuxppc-embedded@lists.linuxppc.org'


I brought up the 2.2.14 kernel (from Monta Vista) on an 860.
The only changes I made had to do with my board's uniqueness
in the serial and ethernet I/O. The kernel boots fine wit
an nfs root file system (one from Monta Vista) or an initrd
disk image. But once I get to init() I get swamped by messages
from do_page_fault() (here are the first 5):

address: 30025e30 nip:c000a7c8 code: 000048a6 data
address: 30025e30 nip:c000a7c8 code: 82000000 write I/O data
address: 10016fe8 nip:c000a7c8 code: 000048a6 data
address: 10016fe8 nip:c000a7c8 code: 82000000 write I/O data
address: 30010200 nip:30010200 code: 4000d032 604 tlb&htab miss instr

I took out the printk that's doing this and found that things
are working (shell comes up, I can enter commands and do things).
Any suggestions on how to fix this correctly would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Paul Westenkirchner


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* Re: do_page_fault question
@ 2001-04-21 16:21 Paul W
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From: Paul W @ 2001-04-21 16:21 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: 'linuxppc-embedded@lists.linuxppc.org'


> I get swamped by messages
> from do_page_fault()

I see that in later versions of the kernel the printk() in do_page_fault() is gone - must have been a debug statement that got left in the source I picked up.

Paul W


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