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I get a weird kernel-oriented problem periodically. I'm not sure what the source is, but I woke up this morning to find a few of these messages on one of my laptop's VCs. The messages look like: iput: Aieee, atomic write semaphore in use inode 03:05/132305, count=1 I'm using a Gateway Solo 2500. Not sure what other information is important here. Still using the normal kernel.
Assigned to dledford
has this ever occured in 6.2
I'm not 100% sure if this has happened in 6.2 --- it certainly hasn't happened recently. However, I do still get kernel problems: in particular, when woken from sleep, I get occasional errors that look something like: hda: interrupt lost Not sure what triggers it (except that it clearly occurs when waking from sleep). Once those errors start hitting, the machine (unsurprisingly) freezes up at every disk access, so as soon as I try to do anything that hits the disk, that process is frozen. Yaron Minsky
The hda: interrupt lost problem is an unrelated BIOS bug when the BIOS fails to wake the drive properly on resume. You might want to open a seperate bug about that giving info on the exact machine/bios rev