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Robert Jameson wrote:
> 
> It's appears right after my PDA finishes syncing, so im guessing, its
> during a device close. To answer alans question im using nVidias kernel
> driver, therefor i tainted the kernel (tm) (c).

you're using a binary only kernel driver AND a preempt kernel ?
brave. very brave.

preempt works on the assumption that it can change the content of inline
functions and such....
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