kernel crashes and portupgrade
Terry Lambert
tlambert2 at mindspring.com
Wed Apr 30 16:30:52 PDT 2003
Kent Stewart wrote:
> I just had one running /usr/libexec/locate.updatedb from kde as root. I
> cvsuped, updated the system, and tried it from the command line and had
> no problem. I am just letting it sit with kde running and setiathome.
If you are panic'ing, and it's repeatable, then you should
minimally post:
1) The panic message, with the registers, etc. (e.g. "page
fault in kernel mode; Trap 12", etc.).
2) A stack traceback from DDB.
3) If you are running something other than a tagged branch
(e.g. if you are running -CURRENT, or using something
other than a -RELEASE ISO for the install), then you need
to take the traceback information, and either post a
"gdb-k" dump of the lines of the file in which it occurred,
or you need to go into an editor like "vi", turn on line
numbering, and cut-and paste at least 5 lines before and
after the line on which it crashed.
After that, someone can probably help you, if not give you a patch.
My personal "pat answer" for any Trap 12 panic is going to be to
reguild the kernel with options DISABLE_PG_G and DISABLE_PSE, on
the theory that Matt Dillon and Jeff Robertson's changes which
mask the problem happen to *not* be masking the problem on your
particular machine.
After that, we can talk about what else might be causing the problem.
-- Terry
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