On 6/25/05, Ignatios Souvatzis <is@netbsd.org> wrote:
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> What does the trace command (at the db> prompt) show?
>=20
Here's the trace output:
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trace
cpu_Debugger(8,1,e68b2,3859b08,1a8576) + 6
panic(1ef60c,8,3859b98,1a88e2,8) + a8
panictrap(8,402076d,0,3859c20) + 6c
trapmmufault(8,402076d,0,3859c20,411a000) + 32a
trap(8,402076d,0) + 398
ext2fs_inactive(3059cec,1d90e8,41242a0,385a000,413000) + 3c
VOP_INACTIVE(41242a0,385a000,16,413000,3859d50) + 2c
vput(41242a0,2,1ae86,1000,a8) + cc
ext2fs_vget(3f0000,1ae86,3859dc4) + 152
ext2fs_lookup(3859dd8,1d8c2c,4124150,3859e94,3859ea8) + 6d2
VOP_LOOKUP(4124150,3859e94,3859ea8) + 32
lookup(3859e84) + 260
namei(3859e84) + 156
check_console(385a000,0,0,0,1b95b8) + 30
start_init(411a000) + 5a
proc_trampoline() + 2
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Tony