I am using linux-2.6.0-test3 + patch-2.6.0-test3-bk7 on SMP machines. Upon configuring AH, I do a ping6 to test connectivity and I get the following trace. (see first crash) I have seen this crash wi
I had same crach. I guess it is due to xfrm cache. My impression about the problem is likes this. When we configure IPsec and src and dst of neighbour discoery match the configuration occasionally, T
I don't think so, fl.fl_icmp_type will be different for ICMP echo flow lookup than for the ndisc ones. Therefore flow cache will not return the older ndisc stacked DST for the ICMP echo flow lookup.
I tried my old standby of putting a few printk's to help debug. I put them in ndisc_output() and ndisc_build_ll_hdr() and they get printed out ok except when the crash occurs. I get absolutely nothin
... Why not save yourself all that debugging effort and just use gdb on the kernel image and: (gdb) x/10i ndisc_build_ll_hdr+0x17 then match that assembler up with the output of: bash$ make net/ipv6/
Sighhhhh and red-face.... I won't make that mistake again. I'm learning. OK, yes, it seems to be complaining about dev->hard_header... Joy ... Why not save yourself all that debugging effort and just