Re: [REGRESSION/bisected] kernel panic after "rmmod cx23885" by "si2157: implement signal strength stats"

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Hello
Those timers are activated on frontend init() ja de-activated on sleep(). Removing active driver does not sound good and IMHO it should not be even possible. I think it should be find out why it is possible to remove whole driver before it is put to sleep().

Antti


On 01/09/2016 11:42 PM, Ernst Martin Witte wrote:
Hi again,

seems  that the  cause  for the  kernel  panic is  a  missing call  to
cancel_delayed_work_sync in  si2157_remove before  the call  to kfree.
After adding cancel_delayed_work_sync(&dev->stat_work), rmmod does not
trigger the kernel panic any more.

However, very similar issues could be identified also in other modules:

    ts2020
    af9013
    af9033
    rtl2830

when looking in drivers/media/tuners and drivers/media/dvb-frontends.

Therefore,  the submitted  patch  set contains  fixes  also for  those
modules. The submitted patch set is:

    [PATCH 0/5] [media] cancel_delayed_work_sync before device removal / kfree

I hope these patches completely fix the issue and are ok for inclusion
in the kernel.

BR and thx,
    Martin
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