To all out knowledge, this bug may be most likely triggered by a slow,
saturated network, which supposedly produces IP packet drops and/or
triggers IP packets not arriving in sequence and hence need to reordered
by the kernel.
Examples for such setups are UMTS data cards or 2MBit/s DSL lines with a
running bittorrent client or a heavily AJAXed webapp like gmail.
I already poinetd out a patch, which has been commited on the 2.6.25
kernel branch which seems to fix a lockup problem with IP queues in the
kernel.
Please, please, ubuntu kernel developers review this patch and start
trying to reproduce this problem in the nea future,
Regards,
Wolfgang
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Linux kernel 2.6.24-12 lockup
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204996
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