I will try the upstream kernel later today. The problem is somewhat difficult to reproduce, however - it happens somewhat randomly, probably load-dependent and I've already migrated all critical stuff out of the machine and it hasn't crashed since. But I'll try to generate some test load to see if I can force it to happen.
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