Re: Packet0 not allowed

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Michel Dänzer <michel@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Looks like userspace is submitting invalid command streams to the kernel.
> So, what are you doing / trying to do when this happens?

Well, I haven't really done anything since I booted the computer 11 days
ago. No games, basically, because I had that freeze I told you about
last time and I had work to do;)

I do see sporadical screen corruption now and then, specifically some
characters are garbled up, looking like chinese. It's weird that it's
only single characters. It only lasts for an hour or so and then
disappears. This happens like once a day. 

I've used basically just gnome desktop. These packet0 messages rolls in
all the time, so I don't actually do anything, except data entry in
gnome-terminal and browsing the web;)

Right when I started writing this mail, I checked dmesg and I checked it
once again right now and I see one more packet0 has rolled in.

I'm not sure how I can provoke this. I got a tail on kern.log running,
so I'll keep an eye. 

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