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Felipe Alfaro Solana wrote:
| I think the mentioned error is not dependent on any specific interface
| (let it be eth0, or ppp0), but any interface in general which has a
| routing entry and is the target/source of IP traffic. This is based on
| the fact that my fixes play with the refcounting on any interface. not
| just eth0 specifically, and pertain to both IPv4 and IPv6 core.
ok.
| In my case, I was able to trigger the problem by running "cardctl eject"
| which was then stuck at D state. Killing any program using a network
| socket, and waiting for opened connections to transition from
| ESTABLISHED to TIME_WAIT and then being closed, allowed "cardctl" to
| exit the D state.
no having pcmcia here, i'll see if i can reproduce it to / see what the
patches will do.
Thanks for the explanation,
Christian.
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