The problem I mentioned a day ago is now getting worse. message log: kernel: PCI Master abort kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address 00230004 kernel : printing eip c02060a6 kernel : Oops: 0002 kernel : CPU: 1 kernel : EIP: 0010:[<c02060a6>] Not tainted ,... Some register dumps kernel: Process asterisk (pid: 23917, stackpage=c5aff0000) kernel: Stack: numbers:) kernel: Call Trace: again the addresses this repeats with an other process of asterisk too, and then log ended, server crashed. Give me any help.
On Mon, 2003-04-14 at 09:43, Tamas Levente wrote:> The problem I mentioned a day ago is now getting worse. > message log: > kernel: PCI Master abort > kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address > 00230004 > kernel : printing eip c02060a6 > kernel : Oops: 0002 > kernel : CPU: 1 > kernel : EIP: 0010:[<c02060a6>] Not tainted > ,... Some register dumps > kernel: Process asterisk (pid: 23917, stackpage=c5aff0000) > kernel: Stack: numbers:) > kernel: Call Trace: again the addresses > > this repeats with an other process of asterisk too, and then log ended, > server crashed. > > Give me any help.On looking back at your past messages to the list, you mention having an X100P. Could you expand on your hardware? Am I right in guessing from the above snippit that this is an SMP machine? BTW, from one of your previous messages, you mention having the X100P and also mention compiling libpri, if you don't have a T1, you don't need libpri. -- Steven Critchfield <critch@basesys.com>
> On Mon, 2003-04-14 at 09:43, Tamas Levente wrote: >> The problem I mentioned a day ago is now getting worse. >> message log: >> kernel: PCI Master abort >> kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address >> 00230004 >> kernel : printing eip c02060a6 >> kernel : Oops: 0002 >> kernel : CPU: 1 >> kernel : EIP: 0010:[<c02060a6>] Not tainted >> ,... Some register dumps >> kernel: Process asterisk (pid: 23917, stackpage=c5aff0000) >> kernel: Stack: numbers:) >> kernel: Call Trace: again the addresses >> >> this repeats with an other process of asterisk too, and then log >> ended, server crashed. >> >> Give me any help. > > On looking back at your past messages to the list, you mention having an > X100P. Could you expand on your hardware? Am I right in guessing from > the above snippit that this is an SMP machine?I had a very similar problem with my X100Ps until I found out that one of them was trying to share an IRQ with the video card and the other was trying to share an IRQ with the FDDI board. Check your IRQs.
Which board were you running? Mark On 14 Apr 2003, Tamas Levente wrote:> The problem I mentioned a day ago is now getting worse. > message log: > kernel: PCI Master abort > kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address > 00230004 > kernel : printing eip c02060a6 > kernel : Oops: 0002 > kernel : CPU: 1 > kernel : EIP: 0010:[<c02060a6>] Not tainted > ,... Some register dumps > kernel: Process asterisk (pid: 23917, stackpage=c5aff0000) > kernel: Stack: numbers:) > kernel: Call Trace: again the addresses > > this repeats with an other process of asterisk too, and then log ended, > server crashed. > > Give me any help. > > > > _______________________________________________ > Asterisk-Users mailing list > Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users >
On Mon, 2003-04-14 at 17:28, Steven Critchfield wrote:> On Mon, 2003-04-14 at 09:43, Tamas Levente wrote: > > The problem I mentioned a day ago is now getting worse. > > message log: > > kernel: PCI Master abort > > kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address > > 00230004 > > kernel : printing eip c02060a6 > > kernel : Oops: 0002 > > kernel : CPU: 1 > > kernel : EIP: 0010:[<c02060a6>] Not tainted > > ,... Some register dumps > > kernel: Process asterisk (pid: 23917, stackpage=c5aff0000) > > kernel: Stack: numbers:) > > kernel: Call Trace: again the addresses > > > > this repeats with an other process of asterisk too, and then log ended, > > server crashed. > > > > Give me any help. > > On looking back at your past messages to the list, you mention having an > X100P. Could you expand on your hardware? Am I right in guessing from > the above snippit that this is an SMP machine? >Yes it is in an smp. Should it be in a single proc system? Will it be more stable? Sorry I'm pretty lame with this asterisk/zap devices thing I've just started to get deeper into it.> BTW, from one of your previous messages, you mention having the X100P > and also mention compiling libpri, if you don't have a T1, you don't > need libpri.I don't know why the new zaptel didn't compiled without the libpri. there was a function that referenced to it.
On Mon, 2003-04-14 at 17:49, James Sharp wrote:> > On Mon, 2003-04-14 at 09:43, Tamas Levente wrote: > >> The problem I mentioned a day ago is now getting worse. > >> message log: > >> kernel: PCI Master abort > >> kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address > >> 00230004 > >> kernel : printing eip c02060a6 > >> kernel : Oops: 0002 > >> kernel : CPU: 1 > >> kernel : EIP: 0010:[<c02060a6>] Not tainted > >> ,... Some register dumps > >> kernel: Process asterisk (pid: 23917, stackpage=c5aff0000) > >> kernel: Stack: numbers:) > >> kernel: Call Trace: again the addresses > >> > >> this repeats with an other process of asterisk too, and then log > >> ended, server crashed. > >> > >> Give me any help. > > > > On looking back at your past messages to the list, you mention having an > > X100P. Could you expand on your hardware? Am I right in guessing from > > the above snippit that this is an SMP machine? > > I had a very similar problem with my X100Ps until I found out that one of > them was trying to share an IRQ with the video card and the other was > trying to share an IRQ with the FDDI board. > > Check your IRQs. >The probelm is that it is an old dual P2 ibm workstation. Having 3 pci slots. Al shares the same hardware irq line. But it has acpi type irq handling I thought it won't be a problem as they show up under different irqs. (I think I'm wrong :)) )> > _______________________________________________ > Asterisk-Users mailing list > Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users