Re: BUG: scheduling while atomic

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* Mushtaq Khan | 2014-09-17 14:42:30 [+0530]:

>Hi,
> I see error message "BUG: scheduling while atomic"intermittently. As
>per other post on similar  issue, this happens when schedule is called
>from either interrupt
> context or some other atomic operation (Might be after acquiring
>spinlock). But from the call trace am not getting any clue, please
>help me guide  on this issue.
>Using Linux 3.4rt.

That P in your drivers suggests that you have non GPL code in your
kernel.
You could increase the debugging level and check who disabled preemption
and then working around it.

> BUG: scheduling while atomic: dslmgmt/538/0x00000201
>  pwrmngtd(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c032e000 - c032f54c)
>  bcmvlan(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c030a000 - c031a598)
>  p8021ag(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c02e0000 - c02e1120)
>  bcmarl(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c02d7000 - c02d7e74)
>  nciTMSkmod(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c0280000 - c029ffc8)
>  bcm_enet init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c01e4000 - c02078f4)
>  adsldd(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c011b000 - c0150c78)
>  bcmxtmcfg(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c009a000 - c00a5e28)
>  pktflow(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c0067000 - c0074800)
>  bcm_bpm(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c0045000 - c0046470)
>  bcm_ingqos(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c003a000 - c003b070)
>  chipinfo(P) init_addr(  (null) -   (null)), core_addr(c0031000 - c0031198)

Sebastian
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