[mpeg2] crash on rmmod

[Alexander Pipelka <pipelka@bms-austria.com>]

Hi all!

I just tried the driver for the kfir board.
Seems to work fine but a get a weird crash when i try to unload the driver.

I'm using the "kfir.20000314.tar.gz" dated 14. March 2001

Here's the kernel trace:

May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: kfir: kfir_remove_one()
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request 
at virtual address d010c300
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: current->tss.cr3 = 08251000, %%cr3 = 
08251000
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: *pde = 0ffd7063
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: *pte = 00000000
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: Oops: 0000
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: CPU:    0
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: EIP:    1000:[<d00dc7c5>]
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: EFLAGS: 00010286
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: eax: d010c300   ebx: d0104b20   ecx: 
0000001d   edx: 002000ff
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: esi: fffffff0   edi: d00d8000   ebp: 
bfffe79c   esp: c4ad1f2c
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: ds: 1008   es: 1008   ss: 1008
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: Process rmmod (pid: 1471, process nr: 
61, stackpage=c4ad1000)
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: Stack: c4ad0000 40114670 0000000b 
c011e1c0 c4ad0000 d00dc994 d0104b20 00000000
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel:        c3fb641c c0118a17 d00d8000 
d002f000 c4e6ed60 00000202 d00d8000 fffffffe
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel:        c4ad1fb0 c0118dd8 d00d8000 
fffffff0 c4ad1fb0 bfffe79c c3c9b000 fffffffe
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: Call Trace: 
[update_vm_cache_conditional+96/312] [<d00dc994>] [<d0104b20>] 
[it_real_fn+79/80] [<d00d8000>] 
[autofs:__insmod_autofs_O/lib/modules/2.2.17-21mdk/fs/autofs.o_M39D+-86016/96] 
[<d00d8000>]
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel:        [sys_gettimeofday+104/148] 
[<d00d8000>] [do_exit+461/688] [<d00d8000>] [do_exit+399/688] 
[device_not_available+29/64] [v86_signal_return+1/16] [restore_all+7/15]
May 28 11:04:11 celeborn kernel: Code: 8b 10 80 e6 fb 89 10 8b 43 7c 83 
c0 68 0d 00 00 00 c0 8b 10

Is this a know bug ?
Is there any "newer" version ?

Thanks

Alex