Hi Martin, "Martin K. Petersen" <martin.petersen@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: >> My HP C8000 (an PA-RISC based system) crashed with an HPMC. That >> triggered the HPMC handler in the kernel, and i got a crash in >> _base_fault_reset_work() from mpt3sas. It looks like this function >> calls ioc->schedule_dead_ioc_flush_running_cmds() without checking >> whether there's actually a function set, so it dereferences a NULL >> pointer on that system. The c8000 actually uses the mptspi driver >> instead of mpt3sas which doesn't seem to set this handler. > > I'm not sure how you end up in the mpt3sas driver if your system uses > mptspi!? > > Can you please send us the HPMC and the output of lspci? It doesn't end up in mpt3sas, i was just confused because schedule_dead_ioc_flush_running_cmds() exist also there. If you look at the diff, you see that i patched the mptspi driver. So the description is just wrong, sorry. I'll try to see whether i can reproduce it once more, but the question still is whether the if () check is okay, or whether that needs more work (i.e., a handler for that) Regards Sven
