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What "bcm kernel lines"?


I posted this October 12 or 13 in this thread.

Anybody having this issue with this 3.84.14 a2 build?

Oct 12 12:19:00 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc015131ae8 next ffffffc0142ea660 prev ffffffc0142ea660 rep_entry->list ffffffc0142ea660 next ffffffc015131ae8 prev ffffffc015131ae8
Oct 12 12:19:01 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc0101947e8 next ffffffc0142ea660 prev ffffffc0142ea660 rep_entry->list ffffffc0142ea660 next ffffffc0101947e8 prev ffffffc0101947e8
Oct 12 12:19:14 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc004ef0068 next ffffffc00729fde0 prev ffffffc00729fde0 rep_entry->list ffffffc00729fde0 next ffffffc004ef0068 prev ffffffc004ef0068
Oct 12 12:19:14 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc0111792a8 next ffffffc0054c6c60 prev ffffffc0054c6c60 rep_entry->list ffffffc0054c6c60 next ffffffc0111792a8 prev ffffffc0111792a8
Oct 12 12:19:24 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc0141e48a8 next ffffffc00610d720 prev ffffffc00610d720 rep_entry->list ffffffc00610d720 next ffffffc0141e48a8 prev ffffffc0141e48a8
Oct 12 12:19:24 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc004ead4e8 next ffffffc01704a660 prev ffffffc01704a660 rep_entry->list ffffffc01704a660 next ffffffc004ead4e8 prev ffffffc004ead4e8
Oct 12 12:19:37 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc012ea5428 next ffffffc006837360 prev ffffffc006837360 rep_entry->list ffffffc006837360 next ffffffc012ea5428 prev ffffffc012ea5428
Oct 12 12:19:37 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc012ea5428 next ffffffc01116d520 prev ffffffc01116d520 rep_entry->list ffffffc01116d520 next ffffffc012ea5428 prev ffffffc012ea5428
Oct 12 12:19:55 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc01918e5a8 next ffffffc0190e7da0 prev ffffffc0190e7da0 rep_entry->list ffffffc0190e7da0 next ffffffc01918e5a8 prev ffffffc01918e5a8
Oct 12 12:19:55 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc01918e5a8 next ffffffc0048da220 prev ffffffc0048da220 rep_entry->list ffffffc0048da220 next ffffffc01918e5a8 prev ffffffc01918e5a8
Oct 12 12:20:03 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc004ef0de8 next ffffffc00482cbe0 prev ffffffc00482cbe0 rep_entry->list ffffffc00482cbe0 next ffffffc004ef0de8 prev ffffffc004ef0de8
Oct 12 12:20:03 kernel: bcm_mcast_mld_add:833 mc_fdb->rep_list ffffffc004ef08a8 next ffffffc01704a260 prev ffffffc01704a260 rep_entry->list ffffffc01704a260 next ffffffc004ef08a8 prev ffffffc004ef08a8
 

That's debugging info from the Multicast kernel module that Asus left in there, it does not indicate a particular error. I might be able to remove that debugging line, provided it's coming from the open source part that I currently see with this code:

Code:
#if 1 //cathy debug
   printk("%s:%d mc_fdb->rep_list %p next %p prev %p rep_entry->list %p next %p prev %p\n",
      __FUNCTION__, __LINE__, &mc_fdb->rep_list, mc_fdb->rep_list.next, mc_fdb->rep_list.prev,
      &rep_entry->list, rep_entry->list.next, rep_entry->list.prev);
#endif

It does not affect the router's performance or stability.
 
Nothing different from what I've been recommending for years now. Set a static channel, disable Smart Connect, and that's all I changed after today's factory default reset. I also enabled SSH and WAN access for development purposes, and reuploaded my httpd certificate. In my usual dev setup, I usually have Adaptive QoS enabled as well so I can properly test/debug that part of the code as well.

RMerlin, I noticed you usually keep adaptive QOS enabled for testing purposes...do you use FreshJR scripts during testing or test without the script? If you dont use the script, what's your take on whether to use or not use it? If you have used it in the past, did it make a difference and would you recommend it? Any input is greatly appreciated.
 
do you use FreshJR scripts

I don't, I only run the basic rules generated by the firmware.

what's your take on whether to use or not use it?

Up to you. I never used it, and never really analyzed in details what it did either, so I don't have any opinion one way or another regarding it.
 
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