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From: "Martin J. Bligh" <Martin.Bligh@us.ibm.com>
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>> The strangest thing to me is that all the IDs are 0, when they
>> weren't to start with. Something's corrupting memory ... I'd
>> happily blame my own code, but allegedly this has happened without
>> CONFIG_MULTIQUAD too.
> 
> Do you know wether its just the IDs or the whole mp_ioapic[x] struct?

Probably the whole struct, but no ... I don't know for sure.
The debug is easy once we know 1 element that gets corrupted
though.

M.

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