Linux-kernel mailing list archive 1999-25,: Re: File corruption bug ...continued

# Re: File corruption bug ...continued

Garst R. Reese (reese@isn.net)
Thu, 24 Jun 1999 03:23:52 -0300

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A long time ago there was mention of memory corruption from kmod. On my
DX2/66 laptop with 20Mb I start up two VT's, one for X and one command
line. Sometimes, when I start X and switch to the command line VT, it
looks all sort of grey. It is useable in the sense that I can type
commands, but very hard to read. I have never seen this on my 96Mb P233
LT. On very rare occaisions I have the reboot the DX2/66 more than once
to get both VT's to function. It is currently running 2.2.5 and the P233
2.2.10 (no corruption, no quotas). The DX2/66 has exhibited this
behavior for a LONG TIME, but other than that has been quite stable
through many kernels. The wierd behavior on startup did start with the
introduction of kmod. I mention this because Alan said that if he
shutdown as soon as he saw a problem, files were not corrupted.
Hope this helps.
Garst

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