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Created attachment 541607[details]
snapshot of the panicking kernel
Description of problem:
Trying to make intel-gpu-tools tests working (for QA), but the results are not fortunate:
- when trying to run make check in BUILD/intel* directory, I've got kernel panic after running an hour+ at 200% CPU (the computer is dual core; see attached snapshot of the kernel panic),
- second time after the similar time at 200% CPU I got completely black display no matter I what I've tried so I have switched the computer via power off switch. I have stdout/stderr of the running make check.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
intel-gpu-tools-20110628
How reproducible:
see above
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Yeah, that's the kind of bug those tests are designed to provoke.
This report doesn't include hardware details (or OS details), so it's not workable as is. As far as I know the 6.3 kernel should pass all the tests in intel-gpu-tools. If it doesn't, please file individual reports for the failing platform and test combinations.
Created attachment 541607 [details] snapshot of the panicking kernel Description of problem: Trying to make intel-gpu-tools tests working (for QA), but the results are not fortunate: - when trying to run make check in BUILD/intel* directory, I've got kernel panic after running an hour+ at 200% CPU (the computer is dual core; see attached snapshot of the kernel panic), - second time after the similar time at 200% CPU I got completely black display no matter I what I've tried so I have switched the computer via power off switch. I have stdout/stderr of the running make check. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): intel-gpu-tools-20110628 How reproducible: see above