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Salut Henner,
On Thu, 19 Oct 2000, Henner Eisen wrote:
> Hartwig> ipppd[186]: sent [0][CCP ConfReq id=0x2]
> Hartwig> last message repeated 7 times
> Hartwig> ipppd[186]: CCP: timeout sending Config-Requests Oct 19
> Fine, this already narrows down the code region in question pretty much.
> Hartwig> fetched this file, I used on both sides Linux-2.2 with
> Hartwig> CCP/LZS compression, as the logs stated.
> Ah, LZS compression!
>
> Does the crash also occur if you enable CCP, but disable only
> lzs compression (`-lzs' option)?
no, that does not solve it - it still crashes. In my linux2.4-tree, there
is only one file-name containing lzs -> include/linux/isdn_lzscomp.h, but
no .c-file. There does not exist a module.
But the other side (the office-linux-box) includes this module.
The ISP Planet-intercom also provides LZS.
>
> Please bear in mind:
> 1) LZS (=Stac) compression is alpha
> 2) LZS is not shipped with the standard kernel due to patent problems
> in certain countries.
Yes, I do not need it. But I think linux should not crash...
>
> (2) implies that you need to compile the isdn_lzscomp.c sources
> from the isdn4k_utils yourself (against the proper kernel header files)
> and to insmod it before the ppp session.
n.A.
> Does `lsmod' before starting ppp indicate that isdn_lzscomp is loaded?
> Is there an isdn_lzscomp.o below /lib/modules/2.4.0-test9/?
> Could it be that an old version of isdn_lzscomp is loaded into the new
> kernel without insmod warning about this?
no!
> Except for the last scenario, the kernel should never crash. Everything
> else would be a bug in the isdn code.
> I guess that's not that important right now. The last CCP konsole messages
> resulting from ipppd's kdebug option are probably more informative. But
I attached, what I could capture via ssh and tail -f /var/log/message,
after previously starting ipppd with kdebug 0xff. But I think, it's time
to look into the sources (as soon, as I can spare a little time). As my
motorcycle has a fuel-leak, it is really dangerous (when it drops onto the
rear wheel). So this needs to be fixed first.
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