At 12:36 13/02/2001 +0530, Vinod Anthony Joseph Cherunni wrote:
>-Traceback= 802B3234 8034E044 8034D830 8034DA70 801FA01C 801A5764 801F4FD8
>8019B
>CF4 800272D8 802FA738 802F8318 802CAA1C 802EBC9C 802EBC9C 802CAADC 802CF370
>Feb 13 11:05:35.262 IST: %SYS-3-INVMEMINT: Invalid memory action (free) at
>interrupt level
>The Cisco website states the following -
>
>Error Message
>%SYS-3-INVMEMINT: Invalid memory action ([chars]) at interrupt level
>
>Explanation This message indicates that a memory allocation or
>deallocation was attempted from an interrupt handler.
>
>Recommended Action If this messages recurs, copy it exactly as it
>appears and report it to your technical support representative.
>
>Is this a cause of concern in a service provider network..
Don't know. Has anything broken?
> Should I replace the IOS Software with a 12.0.15 which is a GD release ?
12.0(15) is older than 12.0(7)T wrt features. First question - are you
using any 12.0T features which are not present in 12.0 mainline.
The sequence is roughly:
11.x -> 12.0 mainline which is now in General Deployment
New features introduced went in to 12.0T (technology train)
12.0T has now become 12.1 mainline
New features introduced after 12.0T are in 12.1T
12.1T will very shortly become 12.2
And very shortly there will be a 12.2T with more new features.
So, if you want an improvement over 12.0(7)T wrt bug fixes, you want to
look at the most recent 12.1 mainline image which is 12.1(6).
>Another question is that what is the difference between a Major release
>update & an Early deployment update.. The Major release update seems to
>have a "GD, & LD" What is the LD for?
All on CCO: http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/417/109.html
For those without CCO access, LD means "Limited Deployment" and fits in
between Early Deployment (ED) and General Deployment (GD).
philip
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