Bug Bad Page Map In Process at Benjamin Zimmerman blog

Bug Bad Page Map In Process. Pte does always seem to be different. Very often the bad page map is around pmd:800000001801003. I have some proprietary kernel module. May 15 00:08:37 hostname kernel: Bad page map in process : What does bad page map message mean? I can not reliably reproduce this bug, but it seems to have a higher probability to occur when more ram is used. When i run an application that uses almost all of the memory on my custom. Bad page state in process. Following logs are seen in messages file: I develop a kernel module using dma dma_alloc_coherent() and remap_pfn_range(). Bug conditions encountered in dmesg: And suddenly my system crashed in kdb with such bug: One of my headless clients running debian jessie and kernel 4.1.8 (608c3b3e994e086d400f77469682ff1e8f346e27), became unresponsive over the weekend due to a kernel oops.

And suddenly my system crashed in kdb with such bug: Bad page state in process. When i run an application that uses almost all of the memory on my custom. Bug conditions encountered in dmesg: Very often the bad page map is around pmd:800000001801003. I can not reliably reproduce this bug, but it seems to have a higher probability to occur when more ram is used. Pte does always seem to be different. Bad page map in process : I have some proprietary kernel module. May 15 00:08:37 hostname kernel:

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Bug Bad Page Map In Process One of my headless clients running debian jessie and kernel 4.1.8 (608c3b3e994e086d400f77469682ff1e8f346e27), became unresponsive over the weekend due to a kernel oops. Bad page state in process. I develop a kernel module using dma dma_alloc_coherent() and remap_pfn_range(). I have some proprietary kernel module. Pte does always seem to be different. Bug conditions encountered in dmesg: Following logs are seen in messages file: May 15 00:08:37 hostname kernel: What does bad page map message mean? When i run an application that uses almost all of the memory on my custom. One of my headless clients running debian jessie and kernel 4.1.8 (608c3b3e994e086d400f77469682ff1e8f346e27), became unresponsive over the weekend due to a kernel oops. Very often the bad page map is around pmd:800000001801003. I can not reliably reproduce this bug, but it seems to have a higher probability to occur when more ram is used. And suddenly my system crashed in kdb with such bug: Bad page map in process :

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