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kernel stack overflow



Hi
 
I have tried the patch which Mark sent me but it
has'nt solved the problem.

Mark wrote:
>In my original, the code assumes that all general
>purpose slabs below
>"bufctl_limit" where suitable for bufctl allocation 
>(look at a 2.2.x
>version, in kmem_cache_sizes_init() I have a state
>variable called
>"found").
  
Since I am already using 2.2.x, so the patch is not
working. This means i am already using the variable
"found". Hence the problem is still there.

Is there any other solution available? Plz help me.

Waiting anxiously for ur reply.

Regards
Zeshan



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