Re: kern/50324: uvm_fault(0xffffffff810b16c0, 0xffff80008e8ce000, 1) -> e

[Benjamin Lorenz <bl%pocketservices.de@localhost>]

Talked with staff from the hoster. They require immediate login via VNC right after I open the tunnel. Otherwise it times out after some minutes. I have asked them how we can get extended timeout for this particular VM. Waiting for response. Keeping you posted.

For your info, bios console is currently flooded with 

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_prep: error

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_commit: notify

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_commit: notify

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_prep: error

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_commit: notify

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_prep: error

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_commit: notify

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_prep: error

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_commit: notify

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_commit: notify

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_prep: error

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_commit: notify

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_enqueue_commit: notify

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

Oct 20 23:55:46 mongodb /netbsd: virtio_dequeue: not found

From: Christos Zoulas <christos%zoulas.com@localhost>
To: Benjamin Lorenz <bl%pocketservices.de@localhost>, <gnats-bugs%NetBSD.org@localhost>, <kern-bug-people%netbsd.org@localhost>, <gnats-admin%netbsd.org@localhost>, <netbsd-bugs%netbsd.org@localhost>, <mail%benjaminlorenz.de@localhost>
Sent: 20.10.2015 23:45
Subject: Re: kern/50324: uvm_fault(0xffffffff810b16c0, 0xffff80008e8ce000, 1) -> e

On Oct 20, 11:20pm, bl%pocketservices.de@localhost (Benjamin Lorenz) wrote:
-- Subject: Re: kern/50324: uvm_fault(0xffffffff810b16c0, 0xffff80008e8ce000,

| The VNC port times out at some point. New port is=C2=A041852. Works right n=
| ow.. Sorry for the confusion. Cannot control this better..

Tried and it does not work... Perhaps there is a way to capture the console?
Is there serial port emulation? I would like to find a way to see what's
happening. I am guessing it resets now because it does not generate a core
file.

christos