Sure thing Ben:
http://pastebin.com/JJ8g4Mmr
Aaron Opfer
Original Message
Subject: RE: Bug#637122: general: Realtek RTL8111 with r8169 module
causes kernel panic on large packets
From: Ben Hutchings
Date: Sun, August 28, 2011 10:44 am
To: aop...@bennett-electric.com
Cc: 637...
Here, I used a gparted LiveCD to replicate this bug on an extra set
of hardware we have. It appears to use a newer kernel but the bug
persists.
http://www.aaronopfer.com/637122.txt
Let me know if this is adequate information. It was enough of a hassle
to dig up the serial cables and null modem ch
I killed the eloapr processes (it's a libusb driver) and the kernel
panic
still occurred. It might have just appeared in the panic because it is
constantly using CPU time (a drawback of the APR technology) and
happened
to be busy at the time of the panic.
Aaron
Original Message ---
Thanks Ben. My first bug report, so excuse the lack of info. :-)
This is a command you can run from the Windows command prompt to cause
the
crash (I believe the -l switch is equivilent to -s on unix, but I think
windows might handle ICMP pings a little different too)
ping -l 8146 serverhostname
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