This is actually the backtrace from ctrl-scrollock or whatever - the
machine where it happened didn't have magic sysrq. If the difference is
important, I can put a magic sysrq kernel everywhere and try to reproduce it
again.
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: ld D D6E5C848 0 25131 1
25142 25147 (NOTLB)
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: Call Trace: [dput+25/340] [__down+108/200]
[__down_failed+8/12] [.text.lock.namei+53/1246] [link_path_walk+1786/2460]
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: ld D D6E5C848 0 25142 1
25131 (NOTLB)
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: Call Trace: [dput+25/340] [__down+108/200]
[__down_failed+8/12] [.text.lock.namei+53/1246] [link_path_walk+1786/2460]
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: ld D D6E5C848 0 25143 1
25144 7575 (NOTLB)
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: Call Trace: [dput+25/340] [__down+108/200]
[__down_failed+8/12] [.text.lock.namei+53/1246] [link_path_walk+1786/2460]
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: ld D D6E5C848 0 25144 1
25147 25143 (NOTLB)
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: Call Trace: [dput+25/340] [__down+108/200]
[__down_failed+8/12] [.text.lock.namei+53/1246] [link_path_walk+1786/2460]
Jul 10 10:18:19 grunt1 kernel: ld D D7A6A000 408 25147 1
25131 25144 (NOTLB)
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