Hello!
> Is is possible for the other cpu (or even this one given the
> ksoftirqd stuff) to remove or alter the skb that
> tcp_fragment() is processing?
No.
> What locks, if any, are needed to prevent this.
They are already applied.
Looking at the last lines of the bugzilla thread, I see the answer:
> - Observation, the BUG_TRAP assertion likely should have done something better
> than just report the condition, wonder if an earlier panic or other corrective
> action may have kept the TCP stack moving instead of the oops? Looks lazy to
> me...
Well, add BUG() to BIG_TRAP() to oops it earlier. Maybe this will move
you closer to real problem.
And also your reasoning about smp_processor_id() sounds strange,
preemption code must reschedule thread preemted in the kernel to the
same cpu, it is enough to avoid troubles with this.
Alexey
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