Subject: Re: -current kernel hangs/init busy loops
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From: None <current-users-owner-current-users-archive=mail-archive.netbsd.org@NetBSD.ORG>
List: current-users
Date: 02/17/1997 22:43:37
In message <m0vwGVX-0000JzC@flatlin.ka.sub.org>, you write:
-> scotte@warped.COM (Scott Ellis) writes:
-> >The symtoms are...
->
-> >When booting with GENERIC, init runs, and then it loops on
-> >'init got Signal 10'. L1-A into the kernel ddb, and do a 'ps', shows that
-> >only init, swapper, and pagedaemon are running.
->
-> Then, perhaps I'm not alone. But I'm using 486
Me 3, also a 486.... Kernel from same source boot fine on my Pentium...
I should probably try booting the 486 kernel on the P5 to see if it
gets further... (although, because of differing config files it
shouldn't be able to get *much* further...)
-> My kernels boot up to the point where it prints that it has configured
-> fd0 and hangs there. Next it would print the message about ttymask,
-> netmask and biomask, but that message doesn't appear.
->
-> I'm unable to enter DDB to. Even hitting CTL-ALT-ESC during
-> autoconfiguration doesn't enter DDB.
In my case, the keyboard also seems wedged tight, as toggling
CAPS-LOCK doesn't update lights...
Also, as someone else noted, I *do* have swap set up to go to a device
that isn't there right now in the 486 kernel, which might be an issue.
--rafal
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Rafal Boni rkboni@concentric.net