FreeLists / openbeosnetteam / [openbeosnetteam] Re: Tonight...

["Axel Dörfler" <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Hmm, well there's a new problem in town and he looks like this...
> 
> KERNEL : area_resize : cannot grow area at 0x80157000 (heap) in
> /boot/home/net_t
> est/NetPositive (000fb000 -> 01240000)
> resize_area error

It looks we're allocating too much memory somewhere, so perhaps just 
try to track those.
BTW for testing a userland version of the stack would be very 
beneficial. You can just load applications like "ping" from the stack 
as an add-on, and have a libnet.so that's directly linked against the 
stack - this way you can start almost every application from a userland 
stack without having to implement IPC.

> KERNEL PANIC: add_timer(001a6a60, 3000, 00129750, 2) already in timer 
> queue
> (idl
> Now, the timers are interrupt driven and so I wonder if we're doing
> something in them that we shouldn't be or are simply taking too long 
> and so
> the idle thread is inserting 2 interrupts... Thoughts?

Since BONE also comes with its own timer functions, I just would always 
use my version, since that one is really non-critical and thread-safe.
If we really want to investigate in it again, we can do so later, but I 
don't think it's worth the effort, and I don't feel good to use 
interrupt driven kernel timer functions for the stack.
Just ask Howard why he implemented his own timers in BONE, and I guess 
you should have a good answer to our problems :-)

Adios...
   Axel.