CVE-2016-3672 in ubuntu_cve_kernel failed with J-oem-6.0

Issue found with J-oem-6.0.0-1007

This is not a regression as this failure can be found with older kernel (6.0.0-1004.4) as well

Test log:
     START ubuntu_cve_kernel.CVE-2016-3672 ubuntu_cve_kernel.CVE-2016-3672 timestamp=1666797878 timeout=900 localtime=Oct 26 15:24:38
 Persistent state client._record_indent now set to 2
 Persistent state client.unexpected_reboot now set to ('ubuntu_cve_kernel.CVE-2016-3672', 'ubuntu_cve_kernel.CVE-2016-3672')
 Waiting for pid 55210 for 900 seconds
 System python is too old, crash handling disabled
 *** CVE-2016-3672 ***
 Running 'make -C /home/ubuntu/autotest/client/tests/ubuntu_cve_kernel/cves/CVE-2016-3672 check'
 [stdout] make: Entering directory '/home/ubuntu/autotest/client/tests/ubuntu_cve_kernel/cves/CVE-2016-3672'
 [stdout] gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
 [stdout] sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
 [stdout] make: Leaving directory '/home/ubuntu/autotest/client/tests/ubuntu_cve_kernel/cves/CVE-2016-3672'
 [stderr] make: *** [Makefile:11: check] Error 1

A manual test shows this test case is a bit flaky for some reason:
ubuntu@curly:~/autotest-client-tests/ubuntu_cve_kernel/cves/CVE-2016-3672$ for i in {1..10}; do make check; echo $?; make clean; done
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
0
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
0
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
0
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
make: *** [Makefile:11: check] Error 1
2
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
0
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
make: *** [Makefile:11: check] Error 1
2
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
0
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
0
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
0
rm -f show_maps
gcc -o show_maps show_maps.c -m32
sudo -u ubuntu ./check.sh
0
rm -f show_maps

I don't recall we have this issue with other kernels.