On Tue, 2 Dec 1997, Jonathan Stone wrote:

> 
> Tom Javen <tomja@InnoTrac.fi> writes:
> 
> >On Tue, 2 Dec 1997, Tom Ivar Helbekkmo wrote:
> 
> >> On modern hardware, I have no problems at all -- we run 1.2G in
> >> production at work, and are very happy with it.  Looking forward to 1.3!
> >> At home, though, I'll be moving to OpenBSD on Intel, and 4.3BSD-Reno on
> >> the VAX.  Reno may be old, and may have its share of bugs, but at least
> >> it's runnable on my old MicroVAX!  :-)
> 
> >I tried current on my i386dx and i386sx , both without 387 , could this
> >vm_fault which i see rather frequently be related to the missing
> >coprocessor ? 
> 
> Good hypothesis, but doesn't explain the vax.  If you can repeat the
> panics on a 386dx or sx with the identical kernel and userland you
> have on an i486, please send a PR.  Being able to reproduce the
> problem on with the same setup as a non-faulting system should help
> isolate this.
I can test on the 386sx and 486 with the same disk.
If I find something logical in the panics , i'll send a PR.

> 
> >I have no problems on my i486 , other than nfsd is dumping core...
> 
> Did you remove the old /sbin/nfsd after installing /usr/sbin/nfsd?
> (also nfsiod, and the quota control program)
No, I tried recompiling nfsd (twice) :-)
> 
> There was a script posted to do this...
I'll try the rm

Thanks
Tom
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