Kernel 2.6.0-final oopsing when using e2fsck

From: Matthias Hentges (mailinglisten_at_hentges.net)
Date: 12/20/03

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    Hello list!

    I'm currently running a heavily patched 2.4.22 kernel on my P4 system.
    Since upgrading to 2.4.23 would be a lot of work due to all the patches
    required to get my hardware working, i thought i would give 2.6.0-final
    a try (which doesn't need *any* additional patches).

    I've read Documentation/Changes and upgraded the installed software to
    meet the requirements mentioned there. I even tripple-checked all
    versions.

    The only exceptions are jfsutils, reiserfsprogs, xfsprogs and oprofile
    (i do not use JFS, XFS or ReiserFS. Dunno what oprofile is and apt-cache
    doesn't know it).

    Sadly, the kernel is reproducibly oopsing on me when i try to use e2fsck
    on an ext3 encrypted cryptoloop file (i did *not* try to e2fsck an
    unencrypted
    file system because 2.6.0-test11 managed to _corrupt_ [yes,
    reproducibly] an encrypted one).

    I found that cryptoloop in 2.6.0 wouldn't mount the encrypted file at
    all but 2.6.0-test11 did. However -test11 corrupted the file so maybe
    the feature has been disabled?

    I have attached a part of my logfile containing the oops and the full
    output of "dmesg".

    I had libm???.so going crazy on me when using the tool "replace", too
    but i didn't save the exact error message, blame on me.

    My system:

    OS: Debian Woody (lots of upgrades)
    e2progs version: tune2fs 1.35-WIP (21-Aug-2003)

    Please note, that the NVIDIA kernel module was *not* loaded at the time.

    Any help or pointers in the right direction are greatly appreciated.
    TIA 

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    Dec 19 18:55:44 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_5c8d not found.
    Dec 19 18:55:44 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_6f8e not found.
    Dec 19 18:55:44 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_6f8e not found.
    Dec 19 18:55:44 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_5c8d not found.
    Dec 19 18:55:44 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_5c8d not found.
    Dec 19 18:55:44 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_6f8e not found.
    Dec 19 18:55:45 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_5c8d not found.
    Dec 19 18:55:45 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_6f8e not found.
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address 123489ee
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: printing eip:
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: c0136852
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: *pde = 00000000
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: Oops: 0000 [#1]
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: CPU: 1
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: EIP: 0060:[<c0136852>] Not tainted
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: EFLAGS: 00010286
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: EIP is at print_unload_info+0x32/0xd8
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: eax: 00000000 ebx: 123489ee ecx: fffffff2 edx: c04db24c
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: esi: f8931d80 edi: f8931d80 ebp: f5fae900 esp: f66c5f0c
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: ds: 007b es: 007b ss: 0068
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: Process lsmod (pid: 3319, threadinfo=f66c4000 task=f5ff5940)
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: Stack: f8931d84 f8931d80 f5fae900 000000ae 00000000 c0138523 f5fae900 f8931d80
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: f5fae900 c04db5f5 f8931d8c 00004300 f5fae900 00000000 f8931d84 c0172e60
    Dec 19 19:55:45 mhcln01 kernel: f5fae900 f8931d84 00000000 ee341480 ee3414a0 00000400 f5fae918 00000000
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    Dec 19 19:56:01 mhcln01 PAM_unix[3327]: (cron) session closed for user root
    Dec 19 18:56:01 mhcln01 modprobe: FATAL: Module binfmt_07fd not found.
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        flowctrl: none
        irq moderation: disabled
        scatter-gather: enabled
    process `syslogd' is using obsolete setsockopt SO_BSDCOMPAT
    process `lwresd' is using obsolete setsockopt SO_BSDCOMPAT
    process `named' is using obsolete setsockopt SO_BSDCOMPAT
    process `snmptrapd' is using obsolete setsockopt SO_BSDCOMPAT
    process `snmpd' is using obsolete setsockopt SO_BSDCOMPAT 

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