kernel: oracleoks: module license 'Proprietary' taints kernel

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Hi ,

Does anybody have any idea of problem described below;


1.  Platform details:  RHEL 5 update 5  x64 ,  2 nodes

2.  Software details :  Oracle 11gR2 x64

3.  SAN Storage : Net APP



4.  *Issue Description*:  Secondary node has gone down and CRS daemon failed
to start. Hence secondary node not joining the oracle cluster. (Primary node
is up and running)





                                                  */var/log/messages* on
secondary node  shows the message *“kernel: oracleoks: module license
'Proprietary' taints kernel” *as seen below,





* *

*Logs(/var/log/messages) :  Oct 26 15:55:51 prddbs02 mDNSResponder
(Engineering Build) (Jul 31 2009 08:51:29) [9804]: starting*

*Oct 26 15:55:51 prddbs02 mDNSResponder: clsdm requested mdnsd exit*

*Oct 26 15:55:51 prddbs02 mDNSResponder: mdnsd exit*

*Oct 26 15:55:53 prddbs02 kernel: oracleoks: module license 'Proprietary'
taints kernel.*

*Oct 26 15:55:53 prddbs02 kernel: [Oracle OKS] mallocing log buffer,
size=10485760*

*Oct 26 15:55:53 prddbs02 kernel: [Oracle OKS] log buffer =
0xffffc200101be000*

*Oct 26 15:55:53 prddbs02 kernel: [Oracle OKS] Module load succeeded. Build
information: (LOW DEBUG)- (USM_11.2.0.1.0_LINUX.X64_090715.1) , Built on
Aug  2 2009*

*Oct 26 15:55:53 prddbs02 kernel: oracleadvm: no version for
"KsRwLockReadTry" found: kernel tainted.*

*Oct 26 15:55:53 prddbs02 multipathd: asm!.asm_ctl_spec: add path (uevent) *

*Oct 26 15:55:53 prddbs02 multipathd: asm!.asm_ctl_spec: failed to store
path info*





<:o:p>Any help is appreciated.

<::o:p>

<:::o:p>Regards
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