Robin Getz from blackfin.uclinux.org writes:

Bernd Schmidt found/fixed this problem in uClibc:

http://blackfin.uclinux.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=882&group_id=17&atid=141

Basically, the uClinux dist includes a few thread demos - thdm and bcdm - 
running them simultaneously sometimes causes bus errors.

Bernd wrote:
>They occur in pthread_handle_sigrestart; thread_self returns a bogus value.
>I managed to capture a debugging log, it's attached as bad-log.  If you 
>look at it you'll notice that the initial stack bounds are bogus: bottom 
>of stack is higher than top of stack.  This appears to be because of a bug 
>in NOMMU_INITIAL_THREAD_BOUNDS(tos,bos): if a new thread has a BOS equal 
>to the initial thread's current TOS, it'll munge the initial thread's 
>stack bounds.  Fixed with the attached patch, which I've committed.
>This should fix the crashes people have seen, but since the bug was always 
>hard to reproduce, I can't be 100% certain they are gone.  Please retest, 
>everyone...

This patch was made against our cvs, which has an older version of uClibc 
in it - this code was recently moved from internals.h to descr.h in the 
uclibc svn, but it still has the same problem

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