From: Max Valdez <maxvalde@fis.unam.mx>
Organization: CCF
To: Marco Roeland <marco.roeland@xs4all.nl>
Subject: Re: kernel BUG at page_alloc.c:98 -- compiling with distcc
Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2004 12:03:09 -0500
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I Sent an email a couple os weeks ago about the same issue.

But it wasnt so documented and organized.

I can say that the card and hardware are inocents, maybe the driver, the 
"remote" machines that hang are using the latest fedore stable kernel.

I would need really good pointing to the procedure to debug the problem, I'm 
not expert in anything about kernel.

I think it's a problem in the network handling because it happens on different 
kernels, in different hardware. And it happens from a couple of months ago 
(we got a new faster network "arquitecture") and the problems seems to be 
triggered by fast transport of file over NTF, and distcc. I remember having a 
crash using scp too for some iso files.

If needed I can help track this problem, but I need some hints on the 
procedure

Max

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