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Re: Weird Crashes, RAM propblem? Now Kernel Compile
Thank you to all who gave me suggestions on my problem. I got to the
motherboard this weekend and pushed in all zips and other little house
keeping things. I also cleaned all the card contacts. I'm now having no
problems. Running X now as hapiliy as i did before.
Now I'm having another little (in comparision) problem. I'm trying to
compile my own 1.4.1 kernel and am running into some difficulty. Here is
the error:
cc1:warnings being treated as errors
...amiga/dev/sbic.c in function `sbic_dump'
...amiga/dev/sbic.c:2864: warning argument is not a pointer. (arg 4)
I've just commented out all the hardware i don't have... Here is the
config file:
# $NetBSD: GENERIC,v 1.119.2.3 1999/06/18 17:29:02 perry Exp $
#
#if 0
# GENERIC Amiga or DraCo
#
# This configuration file contains all possible options
#
# make AMIGA extracts the AMIGA configuration file.
# make DRACO extracts the DRACO configuration file.
#endif
#
include "arch/amiga/conf/std.amiga"
maxusers 8
options RTC_OFFSET=0
#
# mainboards to support (in addition to Amiga)
#
#ifdef DRACO_CONFIGURATION
options DRACO
#endif
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
#options BB060STUPIDROM # You need this, if you have a non-DraCo
# MC68060 with an OS ROM up to (at least)
# V40 (OS3.1) and want to boot with the
# bootblock.
# You do not need this if you have a DraCo,
# have no 68060 or NEVER use the bootblock
#endif
#
# processors this kernel should support
#
#options M68060 # support for 060
#options M060SP # MC68060 software support (Required for 060)
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
#options M68040 # support for 040
#options FPSP # MC68040 floating point support
options M68030 # support for 030
options M68020 # support for 020/851
#options FPU_EMULATE # FPU emulation
#endif
#
# Networking options
#
options INET # IP networking support (Required)
options GATEWAY # Packet forwarding
options DIRECTED_BROADCAST # Broadcast across subnets
options MROUTING # Multicast routing
options NS # XNS
options NSIP # XNS tunneling over IP
options ISO,TPIP # OSI
options EON # OSI tunneling over IP
options CCITT,LLC,HDLC # X.25
options NETATALK # AppleTalk networking protocols
options PPP_BSDCOMP # BSD-Compress compression support for PPP
options PPP_DEFLATE # Deflate compression support for PPP
options PPP_FILTER # Active filter support for PPP (requires bpf)
options PFIL_HOOKS # pfil(9) packet filter hooks
options IPFILTER_LOG # ipmon(8) log support
# Filesystems
file-system FFS # Berkeley fast file system
#file-system LFS # log-structured filesystem (experimental)
file-system MFS # Memory based filesystem
file-system NFS # Network File System client side code
file-system ADOSFS # AmigaDOS file system
file-system CD9660 # ISO 9660 + Rock Ridge filesystem
file-system MSDOSFS # MS-DOS filesystem
file-system FDESC # user file descriptor filesystem
file-system KERNFS # kernel data-structure filesystem
file-system NULLFS # loopback filesystem
#file-system PORTAL # Portal filesystem
file-system PROCFS # /proc filesystem
file-system UMAPFS # NULLFS + uid and gid remapping
file-system UNION # union filesystem
# Filesystem options
options NFSSERVER # Network File System server side code
options QUOTA # User and group quotas in FFS
#options FFS_EI # FFS Endian Independant support
#
# Compatability options for various existing systems
#
options TCP_COMPAT_42 # compatibility with 4.2BSD TCP/IP
options COMPAT_43 # compatibility with 4.3BSD interfaces
#options COMPAT_09 # compatibility with NetBSD 0.9
#options COMPAT_10 # compatibility with NetBSD 1.0
#options COMPAT_12 # compatibility with NetBSD 1.2
options COMPAT_13 # compatibility with NetBSD 1.3
options COMPAT_SUNOS # Support to run Sun (m68k) executables
options COMPAT_NOMID # allow nonvalid machine id executables
options COMPAT_LINUX # Support to run Linux/m68k executables
#options EXEC_ELF32 # 32-bit ELF executables (Linux)
#
# Support for System V IPC facilities.
#
options SYSVSHM # System V-like shared memory
options SYSVMSG # System V-like messages
options SYSVSEM # System V-like semaphores
#
# Support for various kernel options
#
options KTRACE # system call tracing support
options LKM # Loadable kernel modules
options NKMEMCLUSTERS=256 # Size of kernel malloc area
options UCONSOLE # anyone can redirect a virtual console
#options INSECURE # allow, among other insecure stuff, LKM
# loading in multi-user mode.
options SCSIVERBOSE # Verbose SCSI errors
options NTP # NTP phase/frequency locked loop
#
# Misc. debugging options
#
options DDB # Kernel debugger
#options DDB_HISTORY_SIZE=100 # Enable history editing in DDB
options DIAGNOSTIC # Extra kernel sanity checks
options DEBUG # Enable misc. kernel debugging code
#options SYSCALL_DEBUG # debug all syscalls.
#options SCSIDEBUG # Add SCSI debugging statements
#options PANICBUTTON # Forced crash via keypress (???)
#
# Amiga specific options
#
#options LIMITMEM=24 # Do not use more than LIMITMEM MB of the
# first bank of RAM. (default: unlimited)
#options NKPTADD=4 # set this for 4 additional KPT pages
#options NKPTADDSHIFT=24 # set this for 1 additional KPT page
# per 16 MB (1<<24 bytes) of RAM
# define and decrease this, or define and
# increase NKPTADD if you get "out of PT pages"
# panics.
# ATTENTION: There is NO WARRANTY AT ALL that the sync will be complete
# before the 10 secondinterval ends, or that KBDRESET does work at all.
#options KBDRESET # sync on Ctrl-Amiga-Amiga
# These options improve performance with the built-in serial port
# on slower Amigas. Try the larger buffers first then lev6_defer.
options SERIBUF_SIZE=4096
options SEROBUF_SIZE=32
#options LEV6_DEFER # defers l6 to l4 (below serial l5)
#options RETINACONSOLE # enable code to allow retina to be console
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
#options ULOWELLCONSOLE # enable code to allow a2410 to be console
options CL5426CONSOLE # Cirrus console
#options CV64CONSOLE # CyberVision console
#options TSENGCONSOLE # Tseng console
#options CV3DCONSOLE # CyberVision 64/3D console
#endif
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
options GRF_ECS # Enhanced Chip Set
options GRF_NTSC # NTSC
options GRF_PAL # PAL
#options GRF_A2024 # Support for the A2024
#options GRF_AGA # AGA Chip Set
#options GRF_AGA_VGA # AGA VGAONLY timing
#options GRF_SUPER72 # AGA Super-72
#endif
#options KFONT_8X11 # 8x11 font
# This is how you would tell the kernel the A2410 oscillator frequencies:
# The used frequencies are the defaults, and do not need option setting
#options ULOWELL_OSC1=36000000
#options ULOWELL_OSC2=66667000
# This is how you specify the blitting speed, higher values may speed up blits
# a littel bit. If you raise this value too much some trash may appear.
# the commented version is the default.
#options RH_MEMCLK=61000000
# this option enables the 64 bit sprite which does not work
# for quite a few people. E.g. The cursor sprite will turn to a block
# when moved to the top of the screen in X.
#options RH_64BIT_SPRITE
# enables fast scroll code appears to now work on 040 systems.
#options RETINA_SPEED_HACK
# enables the Hardwarecursor which does not work on some systems.
#options RH_HARDWARECURSOR
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
grfcc0 at mainbus0 # custom chips
#grfrt0 at zbus0 # retina II
#endif
#grfrh0 at zbus0 # retina III
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
grfcl* at zbus0 # Picasso II/Piccalo/Spectrum
#grful0 at zbus0 # A2410
#grfcv0 at zbus0 # CyberVision 64
#grfet* at zbus0 # Tseng (oMniBus, Domino, Merlin)
#grfcv3d0 at zbus0 # CyberVision 64/3D
#endif
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
grf0 at grfcc0
#grf1 at grfrt0
#endif
#grf2 at grfrh0
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
grf3 at grfcl?
#grf4 at grful0
#grf5 at grfcv0
#grf6 at grfet?
#grf7 at grfcv3d0
#endif
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
ite0 at grf0 # terminal emulators for grfs
#ite1 at grf1 # terminal emulators for grfs
#endif
#ite2 at grf2 # terminal emulators for grfs
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
ite3 at grf3 # terminal emulators for grfs
#ite4 at grf4 # terminal emulators for grfs
#ite5 at grf5 # terminal emulators for grfs
#ite6 at grf6 # terminal emulators for grfs
#ite7 at grf7 # terminal emulators for grfs
#endif
#msc0 at zbus0 # A2232 MSC multiport serial.
#mfc0 at zbus0 # MultiFaceCard I/O board
#mfcs0 at mfc0 unit 0 # MFC serial
#mfcs1 at mfc0 unit 1 # MFC serial
#mfcp0 at mfc0 unit 0 # MFC parallel [not available yet]
#mfc1 at zbus0 # MultiFaceCard 2nd I/O board
#mfcs2 at mfc1 unit 0
#mfcs3 at mfc1 unit 1
#mfcp1 at mfc1 unit 0
#hyper* at zbus? # zbus HyperCom3/3+/4/4+
#hyper* at mainbus0 # not yet: HyperCom1 + HyperCom3
#com* at hyper? port ? # Hypercom3/4 serial ports
#lpt* at hyper? port ? # Hypercom3+/4+ parallel port
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
#
# Amiga Mainboard devices (sans graphics and keyboard)
#
ser0 at mainbus0 # Amiga onboard serial
par0 at mainbus0 # Amiga onboard parallel
ms* at mainbus0 # Amiga mice
fdc0 at mainbus0 # Amiga FDC
fd* at fdc0 unit ? # floppy disks on the later
a34kbbc0 at mainbus0 # A3000/A4000 battery backed clock
a2kbbc0 at mainbus0 # A2000 battery backed clock
aucc* at mainbus0 # Amiga CC audio
audio* at aucc?
#endif
#ifdef DRACO_CONFIGURATION
#
# DraCo Mainboard devices (sans keyboard)
#
drbbc0 at mainbus0 # DraCo battery backed clock
drsupio0 at mainbus0 # DraCo superio chip
com* at drsupio? port ? # DraCo serial
lpt0 at drsupio? port ? # DraCo parallel
#endif
#
# Zorro-II, Zorro-III, DraCo Direct-Bus devices (sans graphics)
#
#ifndef DRACO_CONFIGURATION
# Alas, Melody-Z2 dont configure in the DraCo bus.
melody* at zbus0 # Melody MPEG audio decoder
audio* at melody?
#endif
# Ethernet cards:
le* at zbus0 # A2065, Ameristar, Ariadne
ne* at zbus0 # AriadneII
ed* at zbus0 # Hydra, ASDG LanRover
es* at zbus0 # CEI A4066 EthernetPLUS
qn* at zbus0 # Quicknet
# Arcnet
bah* at zbus0 # C=/Ameristar A2060 / 560
# Greater Valley Product Bus
gvpbus* at zbus0
#ifdef AMIGA_CONFIGURATION
# scsi stuff, all possible
#gtsc0 at gvpbus? # GVP series II scsi
#scsibus* at gtsc0
ahsc0 at mainbus0 # A3000 scsi
scsibus* at ahsc0
#atzsc0 at zbus0 # A2091 scsi
#scsibus* at atzsc0
#wstsc0 at zbus0 # Wordsync II scsi
#scsibus* at wstsc0
#ivsc0 at zbus0 # IVS scsi
#scsibus* at ivsc0
#mlhsc0 at zbus0 # Hacker scsi
#scsibus* at mlhsc0
#otgsc0 at zbus0 # 12 gauge scsi
#scsibus* at otgsc0
#zssc0 at zbus0 # Zeus scsi
#scsibus* at zssc0
#mgnsc0 at zbus0 # Magnum scsi
#scsibus* at mgnsc0
#wesc0 at zbus0 # Warp Engine scsi
#scsibus* at wesc0
#afsc0 at zbus0 # A4091 scsi
#scsibus* at aftsc0
#flsc0 at zbus0 # FastlaneZ3 scsi
#scsibus* at flsc0
#bzsc0 at zbus0 # Blizzard 1230 I,II scsi
#scsibus* at bzsc0
#bzivsc0 at zbus0 # Blizzard 12x0 IV scsi
#scsibus* at bzivsc0
#bztzsc0 at zbus0 # Blizzard 2060 scsi
#scsibus* at bztzsc0
#cbsc0 at zbus0 # CyberSCSI I
#scsibus* at cbsc0
#cbiisc0 at zbus0 # CyberSCSI II
#scsibus* at cbiisc0
#cbiiisc0 at zbus0 # Cyberstorm mk.III/Cyberstorm PPC SCSI
#scsibus* at cbiiisc0
#empsc0 at zbus0 # Emplant scsi
#scsibus* at empsc0
#idesc0 at mainbus0 # A4000 & A1200 IDE
#scsibus* at idesc0
#endif
#ifdef DRACO_CONFIGURATION
#drsc0 at mainbus0 # DraCo scsi
#scsibus* at drsc0
#endif
# each hard drive from low target to high
# will configure to the next available sd unit number
sd* at scsibus? target ? lun ? # scsi disks
st* at scsibus? target ? lun ? # scsi tapes
cd* at scsibus? target ? lun ? # scsi cds
ss* at scsibus? target ? lun ? # scsi scanner
ch* at scsibus? target ? lun ? # scsi autochangers
uk* at scsibus? target ? lun ? # scsi unknown
pseudo-device loop # loopback network interface
pseudo-device sl 1 # SLIP network interfaces
pseudo-device ppp 1 # PPP network interfaces
pseudo-device tun 1 # network tunnel line discipline
#pseudo-device gre 2 # generic L3 over IP tunnel
#pseudo-device ipip 2 # IP Encapsulation within IP (RFC 2003)
pseudo-device bpfilter 16 # Berkeley packet filter
pseudo-device ipfilter # IP Filter package
pseudo-device view 10 # views
pseudo-device pty 16 # pseudo ptys
pseudo-device vnd 4 # vnode pseudo-disks
pseudo-device ccd 4 # concatenated disk devices
#pseudo-device raid 4 # RAIDframe disk driver
# rnd is EXPERIMENTAL at this point.
#pseudo-device rnd # /dev/random and in-kernel generator
#options RND_COM # use "com" randomness as well (BROKEN)
config netbsd root on ? type ?
Would appricate any help, I'll also send this message to the port-amiga list
Thanks again!
Ben
In article <869rkp$17su$1%f1node01.rhrz.uni-bonn.de@localhost> you wrote:
: In article <38836C63.D8E742E1%iname.com@localhost>,
: "B. Bogart" <bbogart%iname.com@localhost> writes:
: > Hello all, I have an Amiga 3000 and have been running NetBSD on it for a
: > few years now. I'm now having many strange seemingly hardware related
: > under netbsd: Kernel panics (either prints "illegal instruction" or "MMU
: > Fault")
: > under amigaOS2.1: freezes or trapped software failure (by trapped I mean
: > I have some MCP hack that traps the software failures and gives you a
: > stack dump) the MCP hack prints "illegal instruction"
: > get a Yellow flashing screen during some boot-ups
: > At least they are agreeing! now I get this error just after using the
: > system for a few minutes.
: > About a year ago I got my motherboard bank filled to 16MB.
: >
: > the computer is only usible for a few minutes so It's very important I
: > get it fixed. Any idea what the problem could be? I guess I could take
: > out that upper 12MB of mem to see if it works...
: Hello Ben,
: I've seen both symptoms when I had bad contacts , or even one bad contact,
: to (one of) the ZIP chips on my A3000.
: * case one:
: it turned out that one of the sockets wasn't well-soldered. Applying a bit
: of soldering iron (from below, of course) fixed this, after detecting it.
: * case two:
: even after that, I had occasional problems, especially after moving the
: machine (inside car, lots of vibrations) from or to Amiga meetings.
: On one occasion, I noticed that I could push in the ZIP RAM chips by
: anoter whole mm, than I had dared before. After doing that, the system
: was stable.
: So my suggestion is:
: - make sure your RAM is really well pushed in, until the point where the
: RAM pins bend:
: C
: H
: I
: P
: |
: \
: \
: | Socket should start here, at most a half straight mm should
: remain outside the socket. When in doubt, compare to the first
: Bank of RAM, which was ok.
: - If this doesn't help, find a decent repair shop that takes the mainboard
: out of your machine, turns it around, and closely examines the RAM sockets
: for bad soldering.
: - it might help to remove the last bank of RAM (so that you have 12 MB). If
: this does not help, you have 8 guessed-good chips to swap the others with.
: This way you could try to identify the bad chip, if a _chip_ is bad.
: or reduce the RAM bank by bank until the errors go away; the last bank
: removed will have the bad soldering spot.
: Regards,
: -is
: --
: * Progress (n.): The process through which Usenet has evolved from
: smart people in front of dumb terminals to dumb people in front of
: smart terminals. -- obs%burnout.demon.co.uk@localhost (obscurity)
--
Ben Bogart
NetBSD 1.4.0, GENERIC Kernel, Amiga 3000, 24MB Ram, 2.1GB HD, EGS Spectrum Card.
"CPU clock speed is nothing--system architecture is everything."
- John Blommers, Hewlett-Packard
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