Jes Sorensen wrote:
'git bisect' is your friend here.
Cheers,
Jes
That was the answer I was afraid of.... Already tried using git bisect to track
down a bootmem allocation bug in SGI O2 systems (2.6.17 just broke everything it
seems...), but the bisection point happened to be around the time when all the
bitops changes were occuring (moving duplicate functions from asm-mips ->
asm-generic), resulting in a tree that wouldn't even compile.
Having to patch up a broken tree so it even builds to determine if the bisection
is good or bad might obscure the bug, but well, guess that's something to try on
the weekend.
Offhand, though, is there anything I should keep an eye out for that can do
things like setting mb[] to 0x0 (i.e., things you guys might've seen happen in
the past?). And what do those numbers for 'mailbox0', 'ictrl', and 'istatus'
mean (I'm guessing not much, because they're probably qla1040-specific error
codes that require chip docs to understand).
--Kumba
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