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Re: arla-0.22 + netbsd-current (19990301, i386, 1.3J) == crash
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To: Johan Ihren <johani@pdc.kth.se>
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Subject: Re: arla-0.22 + netbsd-current (19990301, i386, 1.3J) == crash
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Johan Ihren <johani@pdc.kth.se> writes:
> Doing just the modload in console mode gave the following info that I
> didn't see before because of X11:
>
> uvm_fault(<addr>, 0, 0, 1) -> 1
> kernel: page fault trap, code=0
> Stopped in modload at _vfs_opv_init+09: cmpl $0,0(%edi)
Can you print out %edi ? I would also be interested in a backtrace.
> Doing a ps in ddb just shows all the expected processes (including
> the modload process). Is there anything in particular you are interested in?
Given the above, it's not interesting. But if the machine would just
hang I would be interested in if there are any processes with a wait
channel of "xfs".
> For some strange reason I cannot just paste the complete output in ;-)
:-)
/assar
