At 1:59 AM -0800 2/12/03, 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.

What date was the re-org?  I have a copy from releng from 1-4-03 
which boots just fine on an 8500.  I think it says it's 1.6L, but 
that's from memory.

When I say it boots fine I mean that it boots fine once I get the 
disk spinning.  The wBoot OF patch doesn't seem to kick it hard 
enough and I haven't checked the motor enable jumper yet.

>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...
>
>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...)
>
>-- monroe
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>Monroe Williams                                         monroe@pobox.com


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