Hello , I am writing a kernel module to abstract a Bluetooth USB dongle as a character device (using btusb as a base for my work) so that the user space bluetooth stacks (like the new broadcom stack released in Android 4.2) can communicate with the Bluetooth USB device. I tested the driver by a writing simple HCI reset command and monitoring the HCI event my driver works OK for a short time but then the kernel randomly panics after undetermined number of loops writing reset and reading an event . The EIP is always at kmem_cache_alloc but with different stack traces. my guess is that I am somehow corrupting the memory but I can't really determine how to debug because the kernel doesn't break in my code but as I mentioned before I get usually a different stack trace. Here is is an example pastebin.com/9jhUuaDn and another log pastebin.com/Ftzju4BZ Any idea what can cause this panic or how to debug it ? -- regards , Ahmed Abdelfattah _______________________________________________ Kernelnewbies mailing list Kernelnewbies@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.kernelnewbies.org/mailman/listinfo/kernelnewbies
