kernel panic

[Burnie]

Kam Leo wrote:

>On 4/24/05, Burnie <burnie.west at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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>>Matthew Miller wrote:
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>>>On Sat, Apr 23, 2005 at 11:21:57AM -0700, Burnie wrote:
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>>>>(there was nothing useful in boot.log, for example), but on one occasion
>>>>I got the following message:
>>>>Kernel Panic - not syncing
>>>>drivers/block/cfg-iosched.c:1065: spin_is_locked on
>>>>uninitialized spinlock df34e01c. (Not tainted)
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>>>Sounds like one for Bugzilla.
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>>Hi, Matt, and thanks.
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>>I did in fact try bugzilla; however, for some reason I am unable to submit the bug.
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>>I suspect it is due to an earlier bug I submitted that was ignored for about six weeks.  Then I went on
>>vacation, and came back to find a series of messages asserting that
>>        (a) the bug has been fixed, please check it
>>        (b) the bug has been fixed, please check and verify
>>        (c) the bug has been fixed, if you do not respond in five days, it will be cleared
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>>I then checked the bug, and it was marked cleared.  That was about a year ago.
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>>I had no occasion since then to submit a bug, until now.
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>>But now, whether or not I have logged in, when I click on "new" Bugzilla produces a big red flag with the wording:
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>>Error
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>>Either no products have been defined to enter bugs against or you have not been given access to any.
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>>Over the last couple of weeks, I have poked around various newsgroups and mailing lists to understand the meaning of this query and what to do about it, and then finally decided to engage fedora-list for help.
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>You need to log into Bugzilla before you can submit a bug report.  Did
>you log in?
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As noted a few lines above, this message occurs whether or not I have 
logged in.