Re: NSLU2 running 5.0_RC not stable

[Donald T Hayford <don%donhayford.com@localhost>]

Andy Ruhl wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 3:27 PM, Luazi <embedpro%gmail.com@localhost> wrote:
>   
> > I ignored this and tried to extract the files to /usr/pkgsrc. I got a
> > tar error so I went to the server side and unzipped the file there.
> > After that was done I came back to the slug and tried to build perl5.
> > The build failed before it got to perl. My guess is that there is
> > something broken in big-endian evbarm and not your overclocked slug.
> >     
>
> Thanks for the confirmation. I'm not sure how to send-pr this, unless
> someone who can fix it has the same machine and same problems.
>
> I'll offer my machine to anyone who wants to help though.
>
> I suppose doing some kernel tracing of these problems could help.
> Maybe I'll try that.
>
> Andy
>   
Interesting.  If I run a version built from 12/15/2008 sources, I have 
the same problem.
-bash-3.2$ uname 
-a                                                            
NetBSD netbsd. 5.99.5 NetBSD 5.99.5 (NSLU2_ALL) #0: Sat Jan 31 19:18:48 
EST 2009
 
hayford@net2k.:/home/hayford/netbsd-20081215/obj-armeb/sys/arch/evbarm/compile/NSLU2_ALL 
evbarm
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
d96db003fa14eb6341cf1543213e4616                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
d96db003fa14eb6341cf1543213e4616                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
9ec81b650f2a42279e0a1a8d558f484a                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
05c707420f9091c0af12d52d0f611269                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
8c4720dc6de86e8082bd3b43a8b4142a                  

When I boot a version I built in August 2008, but using the same world 
(i.e., boot up a different kernel but use the same hard drive as root, 
thus the same md5 program), I get the right answer.  Or at least the 
same answer consistently.

-bash-3.2$ uname 
-a                                                            
NetBSD netbsd. 4.99.72 NetBSD 4.99.72 (NSLU2_ALL) #1: Sat Aug  9 
19:58:02 EDT 20
08  
hayford@Fed8:/home/hayford/net60/obj/sys/arch/evbarm/compile/NSLU2_ALL 
evbarm                                                                               

-bash-3.2$ cd 
pkgsrc/                                                           
                                              
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 
0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d                  
-bash-3.2$ md5 
pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz                                            
MD5 (pkgsrc-2008Q3.tar.gz) = 0710cd9aa73651cd00b274fed0399a3d

So, perhaps the problem occurred sometime between 8/1/2008 and 12/15/2008.

Regards,
Don