Leo Weppelman wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> [ ..... ]
> > OK,  here are my first results :
> >  - fsck /home (= /dev/sd0f on SCSI disk) brought many 'st_pool_size' mesages
> >    on screen takes a long time and then kernel crashed with 'MMU fault'.
> > But I think the reason could be an incorrect /home-filesystem.
> I have the feeling that the huge amount of messages is somehow the cause of
> this panic. If you still get this panic after binpatching the poolsize, let
> me know.

NO, you're right ! After binpatching both kernels: fsck  - first - doesn't take
so much time and - second - doesn't bring any binpatch-messages and so - third -
the kernel didn't hung at this time anymore.
> >
> > Tomorrow I continue testing e.g. together with my second harddisk

Sorry it lates up to Friday..Sunday ! But therefore I made many tests
see my mail "2. Test-Results".

> It looks like the problems on the removables are finally under control! I
> hope you are also able to run the '.intr' kernel without problems. This
> would mean that the Falcon scsi-driver is finally getting an aceptable
> quality.

STOP ! not so fast ;-)  see that mail
> >
> > good night
> Same to you! And thanks for testing,don't mention it

Helmar
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