Re: Please Help. BUG init_mm dropped.

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> > > anyway). Then the thread calls daemonize(). It works, except that
after
> > second
> > > ps I get a BUG in mmdrop, that is a check for destroying init_mm.
> > >
> > > The problem seems to be, that while kernel_thread() references the mm
of
> > > current process (insmod), the thread starts whith mm == &init_mm.
> > > And exit_mm in daemonize is called on this, breaking it's ref-count.
> > there is a bug before 2.4.17-um9 or so in the uml code which i was able
to
> > trigger
> > and traced enough for jdike to find the bug which was cauing the
> > same thing to happen what version of uml are you running ?
>
> Last time I used 2.4.17-um5, so the bug probably applies.
> I will try latest patch and report if it persists.

ahh another thing i remembers was the insmod called from modprobe and did
the kernel
start the modprobe from kernel side because this was the trigger for the bug
i was seeing.


    James



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