Umm, I didn't see that:
wli> #0 schedule_timeout (timeout=-150765944) at timer.c:864
wli> #1 0xc01a28a3 in uart_wait_until_sent (tty=0xf7669000, timeout=2147483647)
wli> at core.c:1320
Its legal for uart_wait_until_sent to be called with 2147483647 (it means
"wait until all characters are sent no matter what"). However, we'll
still call schedule_timeout with a really small value (one character
time) which means we'll be waking up pretty regularly there.
> But yes, he seems to be able to hit it too frequently for this to be
> the cause.
wli - please let me know if Andrew's patch makes any difference for you.
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