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Crash on -current amd64
I just build a new kernel from current sources (updated just a couple of
hours ago), and got the following crash during system boot:
panic: kernel diagnostic assertion "cred != NULL" failed: file "..../kern/kern_auth.c", line 266
traceback:
vapnic + 0x140
cd_play_msf +0x0
kauth_cred_geteuid + 0x50
genfs_can_access + 0x28
ufs_access + 0x93
exec_elf64_makecmds + 0x57b
check_exec + 0x3b1
execve_loadvm + 0x247
execve1 + 0x28
start_init + 0x273
Granted, my system is somewhat unusual. In particular, the exec_elf64
module is NOT included in the kernel, rather it is auto-loaded when it
is first needed (ie, when running /sbin/init). But this set-up has been
working for years without issue.
Has anything changed recently in this area?
Also note that forcing the bootloader to pre-load the coredump and
exec_elf64 modules doesn't help - the identical panic occurs.
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