modprobe eating all memory

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Hi Marco,

Regarding your bug report
(http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=656683), could
please confirm this is not the same bug as reported by gentoo guys:
https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=398661

I.e.: it would be a kernel issue, not anything in kmod. I see user is
using the same version of the kernel, so this may be the problem.

Otherwise, could you please send more details to reproduce? See steps below:


1. boot with module-init-tools
2. run lsmod to see what modules are being loaded
3. replace module-init-tools with kmod (please enable debug in kmod:
--enable-debug in configure phase)
3. boot with init=/bin/bash in kernel cmdline
4. try to load each module to see what module is failing (pass
-vvvvvvvv to modprobe in order to get debug info).
5. send the output for the failing module together with the output for
modprobe -c


Thanks
Lucas De Marchi
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