Cisco Bug: CSCuo32067 - SESSMGR Crash: Fatal Signal 11: Segmentation fault, tmr_stop()
Last Modified
May 22, 2017
Products (1)
- Cisco ASR 5000 Series
Known Affected Releases
15.0(14)
Description (partial)
Symptom: Card experienced a SESSMGR crash on DPC that caused a card migration. Here is the Stack Trace: Fatal Signal 11: Segmentation fault PC: [0515f1e6/X] tmr_stop() Faulty address: 0x8 Signal from: kernel Signal detail: address not mapped to object Process: card=8 cpu=0 arch=X pid=6728 cpu=~22% argv0=sessmgr Crash time: 2014-Apr-07+12:06:25 UTC Recent errno: 11 Resource temporarily unavailable Stack (60376@0xfffef000): [0515f1e6/X] tmr_stop() sp=0xfffefca8 [07ece675/X] stop_mscc_timers() sp=0xfffefcd8 [07f65c6b/X] acsmgr_dcca_free_acs_sub_sess_info() sp=0xfffefd48 [07f6d498/X] acsmgr_dcca_clp_gone() sp=0xfffefdd8 [08133811/X] acsmgr_abort_call() sp=0xffff0348 [080b71ce/X] acs_respond_to_sess_release_req() sp=0xffffd598 [080a9cc3/X] acs_process_transactn() sp=0xffffd5c8 [080aa216/X] acs_stack_unwind_sn_timer_handler() sp=0xffffd5f8 [0a9d4126/X] sn_loop_run() sp=0xffffdb88 [0a7be024/X] main() sp=0xffffdbc8 Conditions: Running under normal conditions.
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