To all out knowledge, this bug may be most likely triggered by a slow, saturated network, which supposedly produces IP packet drops and/or triggers IP packets not arriving in sequence and hence need to reordered by the kernel.
Examples for such setups are UMTS data cards or 2MBit/s DSL lines with a running bittorrent client or a heavily AJAXed webapp like gmail.
I already poinetd out a patch, which has been commited on the 2.6.25 kernel branch which seems to fix a lockup problem with IP queues in the kernel.
Please, please, ubuntu kernel developers review this patch and start trying to reproduce this problem in the nea future,
To all out knowledge, this bug may be most likely triggered by a slow, saturated network, which supposedly produces IP packet drops and/or triggers IP packets not arriving in sequence and hence need to reordered by the kernel.
Examples for such setups are UMTS data cards or 2MBit/s DSL lines with a running bittorrent client or a heavily AJAXed webapp like gmail.
I already poinetd out a patch, which has been commited on the 2.6.25 kernel branch which seems to fix a lockup problem with IP queues in the kernel.
Please, please, ubuntu kernel developers review this patch and start trying to reproduce this problem in the nea future,
Regards,
Wolfgang