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  Remove the driver first befor reboot! It works. But what is relation between the reboot process and my driver? When I remove the driver module myself, nothing goes wrong. What is the difference?
 
  Thank you. 
  Joining in the lkml is so exciting. :) 
  I love this community.

>> 
>> >INIT: Switching to runlevel: 6
>> >INIT: Send processes the TERM signal
>> >Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference
>>   
>>   What's wrong with my machines?  They are all running linux-2.2.18(SMP-supported) with a kernel module which is a driver of Myricom NIC M3S-PCI64C-2 written by my group.
>>   Thank you in advance 8-)
>
>If you boot the machije without your driver, then reboot does the
>same happen ? If not then it may well be your driver has an error but only
>when it closes down


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