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1 total messages Started by Ian Stirling Mon, 15 Jan 2001 21:56
Linux-lzs problems.
#154
Author: Ian Stirling
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 21:56
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I've just been given a nice shiny new athlon box (well, new to me) as a 
welcome upgrade.

It crashed.
After the obligatory typing in of the oops, I eventually found that it
seems to be a bug in lzs. 
Anyone else seeing this?

Have I got it set up wrong? I'm also seeing lots of 

Jan 15 18:59:23 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x0) received
Jan 15 18:59:40 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x7269) received
Jan 15 19:00:05 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x79) received
Jan 15 19:00:21 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x302d) received
Jan 15 19:01:02 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x726f) received
Jan 15 19:01:35 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x65) received
Jan 15 19:01:54 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x7263) received
Jan 15 19:02:11 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x9) received
Jan 15 19:02:36 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x1200) received
Jan 15 19:03:28 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x7069) received
Jan 15 19:04:27 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x7472) received
Jan 15 19:07:30 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0xacd9) received
Jan 15 19:07:35 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x6c6f) received
Jan 15 19:07:53 mauve ipppd[26688]: Unknown protocol (0x2e6e) received


And similar.

>>EIP; c0123aad <do_mremap+23d/3e0>   <=====
Trace; c01c4b85 <stext_lock+15cd/2da8>
Trace; c01c4c05 <stext_lock+164d/2da8>
Trace; c0123d25 <vmfree_area_pages+85/1b0>
Trace; c48bc468 <[isdn_lzscomp]lzsDecompress+0/dc4>
Trace; c4874c51 <[isdn]isdn_ppp_ccp_reset_alloc_state+45/9c>
Trace; c48bc468 <[isdn_lzscomp]lzsDecompress+0/dc4>
Trace; c4874d16 <[isdn]isdn_ppp_ccp_reset_trans+6e/1a4>
Code;  c0123aad <do_mremap+23d/3e0>

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