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> I have  2.4.7-10smp (RedHat 7.2 install) running on a dell on a dell 2550, 
> the systems runs a mysql/apache applicaton (blackboard). Several times a 
> day, as the load increases I get the following error:

Update to the errata kernel. You should do this anyway as per the advisory.
It might help with the broadcom problem - that I don't know about.