Matti Koskimies wrote:
> 
> On Fri, 21 Feb 1997, Leo Weppelman wrote:
> 
> > It can, to be sure however, I need more info. If you type 't' at the debugger
> > prompt, you'll get a stack trace. If you can provide me with the function
> > names (numbers not necessary ;-) ), I might get a better grip on it.
> 
> Well, I actually managed to get ircII to work after doing a second make 
> on it. But the pine build script seems to crash at a random point, either 
> by just freezing or by stopping at a debugger error. I've installed the 
> libm's from ftp.macbsd.com, but they seem to have little or no effect 
> here :/
> Errors seem to vary with pine, the last one I got was an MMU error. I

Looks like you have random errors. Is there a constant part in the stack
traces? I mean the trace you sent shows that the system is crashing during
SCSI-dma transfer, is this always the case?


> tried to compile it with the generic kernel (which, btw, doesn't seem to
> be able to recognise swap? atleast according to pstat -s) instead of the
> one that comes with the netbsd installation pack this time, dunno if that 
> could effect the outcome. Nevertheless, here's what I got: 

Did you compile the 1.2 sources or the -current sources?

Leo.