Help about Freescale p2020ds problem under cpu load test

Li.Wang Li.Wang at windriver.com
Mon Mar 29 15:11:50 EST 2010


Hi Benjamin Herrenschmidt,

I use Freescale p2020ds board and kernel linux 2.6.33.
Under cpu load test which test case is in attachment
(#./cpu_load_multi.sh 500),
the follow issues happen after a long time:
=======================
find: md5sum terminated by signal 6

find: md5sum terminated by signal 11
=======================

If use kernel linux 2.6.27(porting p2020ds bsp to it), it's easy to 
reproduce the issue:
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find: ../nptl/sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/powerpc/../i386/../fork.c:138:
__libc_fork: Assertion `((void)(self), (((struct pthread *)
(__thread_register - 0x7000 - (sizeof (struct pthread) + ((sizeof
(tcbhead_t) + __alignof__ (struct pthread) - 1)&   ~(__alignof__ (struct
pthread) - 1))))))->tid) != ppid' failed.

find: md5sum terminated by signal 6

find: md5sum terminated by signal 11

./cpu_load.sh: line 6:  7944 Segmentation fault      find /usr -type f
-exec md5sum {} \;>    /dev/null
=======================

If turn off CONFIG_SMP, the issue disappear.

If use Freescale 8572ds board, the issue disappear, too.
I know the two board is same about cpu(e500v2), but their version have a 
little difference:
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fsl_8572ds:
cpu        : e500v2
revision    : 3.0 (pvr 8021 0030)

fsl_p2020ds:
cpu        : e500v2
revision    : 4.0 (pvr 8021 1040)
===================

Please help me to check the problem.
Thanks,
LiWang.
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