I notice that the fix for this bug (div64.c) has finally made it into the official Debian kernel source code. However, the latest stock kernel, 2.6.26-2-s390, revision 2.6.26-17, still won't boot in my virtual machine under z/VM 5.4.0, running in an IFL LPAR on a z/890. I still have to build a custom kernel, as described earlier in this problem log, in order to get a kernel that will work. Either there is a problem with the way the latest stock kernel was built, or it wasn't built from a copy of the source that contains the fix, or this divide bug isn't my problem. But when I compile a custom kernel using kernel-package, using the exact same .config file as the one which comes with the stock kernel, it works fine. This shouldn't be necessary. What's going on here? Any ideas?
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