on 2/12/03 8:38 AM, Matt Thomas at matt@3am-software.com wrote:

> At 01:59 AM 2/12/2003, Monroe Williams wrote:
>> on 2/11/03 1:34 PM, Emmanuel Dreyfus at manu@netbsd.org wrote:
>> 
>>> Anyone has seen that one, or is it only at mine? I get it with latest
>>> GENERIC kernel from releng.netbsd.org
>>> 
>>> total memory = 65536 KB
>>> avail memory = 51684 KB
>>> using 844 buffers containing 3376 KB of memory
>>> no active packagepanic: no cpu node
>>> Stopped in pid 0.1 (swapper) at cpu_Debugger+0x10:      lwz     r0, r1,
>>> 0x14
>>> db> trace
>>> 0x005e75b0: at panic+18c
>>> 0x005e7670: at calc_delayconst+f4
>>> 0x005e76b0: at cpu_configure+10
>>> 0x005e76c0: at configure+54
>>> 0x005e76d0: at main+4d8
>>> 0x005e7730: at __start+98
>> 
>> I get exactly the same thing from a GENERIC kernel built with source
>> retrieved from anon CVS the last several days.
>> 
>> It might be relevant that this is on an OF 1.0.5 machine.
> 
> Did it generic boot before?  Can I get a copy of your of your OFW tree?

Yes and yes.  (See below.)

>> Kernels with my usual -current config are even worse -- they get part-way
>> through the second-stage boot loader counts and die with
>> 
>> DEFAULT CATCH!, code=FFF00700
>> 
>> I haven't yet narrowed down what the difference between these two is, but my
>> config isn't that far from GENERIC.  Perhaps the size of the kernel -- mine
>> are a bit bigger.  Actually, I just noticed that the bad ones are over 5MB.
>> Hmmm...
> 
> Note that ofwboot starts at 6MB and given the 1MB starting addressing,
> anything over 5MB is bad news.  You can rebuild ofwboot use a larger address.

I thought that might be the case.  I can probably get rid of some drivers
and get the size down below 5M.  I think adding raidframe was the last
straw.

>> I still have a copy of the source tree from sometime before the big CVS
>> repository rearrangement sitting around, and I can boot kernels built from
>> it just fine.  (They come out labelled "NetBSD 1.6K" if that means
>> anything...)
> 
> Oh.  If your kernels have pseudo-device openfirm, grab
> ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/incoming/matt/ofdump.c and then compile
> and run it as ofdump -l and send me the output.

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[monroe@macppc temp]$ ./ofdump -l
ofdump: OFIOCGET(3, "driver,AAPL,MacOS,PowerPC"): Bad address
ofdump: OFIOCGET(3, "driver,AAPL,MacOSX,PowerPC"): Bad address
[Caching 60 nodes and 456 properties]
ff828700: /device-tree
ff828f80:   /PowerPC,60?@0
ff829878:   /chosen
ff8299a8:   /memory@0
ff829af0:   /openprom
ff829bb0:   /AAPL,ROM@ffc00000
ff829dc8:   /options
ff82a9d8:   /aliases
ff82ac18:   /packages
ff82aca0:     /deblocker
ff82b4a0:     /disk-label
ff82b9e0:     /obp-tftp
ff82de20:     /mac-files
ff82e618:     /mac-parts
ff82ed78:     /aix-boot
ff82f1f0:     /fat-files
ff8307c0:     /iso-9660-files
ff831108:     /xcoff-loader
ff831ac8:     /terminal-emulator
ff831b60:   /bandit@f2000000
ff832d50:     /gc@10
ff833188:       /53c94@10000
ff834a10:         /sd
ff835640:         /st
ff8362b8:       /mace@11000
ff837130:       /escc@13000
ff837288:         /ch-a@13020
ff837938:         /ch-b@13000
ff837fe8:       /awacs@14000
ff8380d0:       /swim3@15000
ff8391d8:       /via-cuda@16000
ff839d68:         /adb
ff839e58:           /keyboard@0
ff83a5a8:           /mouse@1
ff83a658:         /pram@0
ff83a708:         /rtc@0
ff83abd0:         /power-mgt@0
ff83acf0:       /mesh@18000
ff83c858:         /sd
ff83d488:         /st
ff83e190:       /nvram@1d000
ff8401c0:     /pci106b,1@b
ff840398:     /pci-bridge@d
ff841000:       /pci16b8,12@0
ff841270:       /pci16b8,12@0,1
ff8414e0:       /pci16b8,21@0,2
ff841750:       /pci16b8,1@1
ff8419e8:       /UltraTek100+@2
ff86bbc8:         /FrmTk-0@10,18182c0
ff86c028:           /sd
ff86c698:         /FrmTk-1@11,18182c0
ff86caf8:           /sd
ff882250:     /pci-bridge@f
ff882eb8:       /pci1186,1112@4
ff883180:       /pci1186,1112@5
ff883448:       /pci1186,1112@6
ff883710:       /pci1186,1112@7
ff83e2c8:   /chaos@f0000000
ff883ca8:     /control@35800,0,0
ff885060:     /planb@36800,0,0
ff83f258:   /hammerhead@f8000000
[monroe@macppc temp]$
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For those keeping score, that's a Power Mac 7500 with a G3 upgrade, a Sonnet
Tempo Trio (ATA/FireWire/USB2) in slot D, and a D-Link DFE-570TX (4-port
Ethernet) in slot F.

-- monroe
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Monroe Williams                                         monroe@pobox.com