[mythtv] what's this dmesg output mean?
Kirby Bakken
kirby at magnaspeed.net
Sun Jan 15 15:10:37 UTC 2006
Michael T. Dean wrote:
>Kirby Bakken wrote:
>
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>>Michael T. Dean wrote:
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>>>Kirby Bakken wrote:
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>>>>Running a Fusion5 Gold card, and an HD5000 card. Biostar MB with Nvidia
>>>>6200 PCIe card. Kernel 2.6.15-gentoo. Nvidia video version 8178 (and
>>>>yes, GL Vsync doesn't work.. I live with the occasional 'horizontal
>>>>seam'. Also, I'm running SVN 8605.
>>>>
>>>>When watching LiveTv (perhaps watching recordings, I haven't checked
>>>>that yet), I get this output from 'dmesg':
>>>>...
>>>>
>>>>Trying to fix it up, but a reboot is needed
>>>>Bad page state at free_hot_cold_page (in process 'mythfrontend', page
>>>>ffff8100013dbdc8)
>>>>flags:0x0100000000000400 mapping:0000000000000000 mapcount:0 count:0
>>>>Backtrace:
>>>>
>>>>Call Trace:<ffffffff8015bd64>{bad_page+113}
>>>><ffffffff8015c5a5>{free_hot_cold_page+102}
>>>> <ffffffff8829eb3b>{:nvidia:nv_vm_free_pages+604}
>>>><ffffffff88299b23>{:nvidia:nv_kern_vma_release+136}
>>>> <ffffffff8016afbb>{remove_vma+33} <ffffffff8016d0a7>{exit_mmap+205}
>>>> <ffffffff80135806>{mmput+35} <ffffffff8013a519>{do_exit+530}
>>>> <ffffffff8013afc6>{sys_exit_group+0}
>>>><ffffffff8010f91a>{system_call+126}
>>>>
>>>>
>>>So, did you? ("Trying to fix it up, but a reboot is needed") Did
>>>rebooting fix it?
>>>
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>>>
>>Well, that's just it... there's really nothing 'noticeable' to fix
>>up... The mythfrontend still seems to be fine... It was only because I
>>was experimenting with my DVICO remote control and looking at dmesg that
>>I noticed all the 'errata' from this 'apparent' problem. I was hoping
>>someone in development might recognize what's happening and elaborate.
>>If nobody comes up with anything, I'll play around and see if I can
>>pinpoint what is causing all these 'warning/error' messages.
>>
>>
>And the answer to my question is? Once again, in case you forgot, did
>you reboot?
>
>Mike
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Yes, I rebooted. And the messages in dmesg show up again. I'll try to
find out what 'action' causes these messages to start showing up. But
to retate, I reboot.. things work fine, I run the 'dmesg' command and
it prints out all those 'messages'... So I reboot, and again, all if
fine, but eventually, dmesg ends up showing those messages.
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