> From: Kjetil B. Thomassen <kjetil@thomassen.priv.no>
> To: Andrew Coles <andrew@andycole.force9.co.uk>
> Subject: Re: Please help! problem - more info for those who want to know
> Date: 19 August 1998 21:18
> 
> In <URL:news:local.netbsd.port-arm32> on Wed 19 Aug, Andrew Coles wrote:
> > I've written down what exactly comes up when the RPCINST 1.3.2 kernel
gets
> > up to the podulebus stage - I hope this helps. Apologies if the spacing
is
> > incorrect - I copied this off screen using pencil and paper.
> > 
> > Thanks in advance for any help
> > 
> > Andrew
> > 
> > (Yes, I've tried removing the card but I get the same apart from the
2nd
> > (maybe 3rd? can't remember) line
> > 
> > ----------
> > podulebus0  (root)
> > podule0  at podulebus0 : Cumana : SCSI II interface : SCSI-2 & CDFS
> > Expansion Card
> > podule0: not configured
> > ipl_bio=00108409  ipl_net=00108409  ipl_tty=00100000 
ipl_clock=00100000
> > ipl_imp=00100000  ipl_none=00000000
> > spl0=ffffffff  splsoft=ffffff7d  splbio=00108409  splnet=00108409
> > spltty=00100000  splclock=00100000  splimp=00100000  splhigh=00000000
> > 
> > Data abort: 'permission error  (page)'  Status = 00f  address=00000040 
> > PC=f00337c4
> > 
> > panic: permission fault in kernel by kernel
> > 
> > Stopped at	0xf00e33f0:  ldmdb  r11, {r11, r13, r15}
> > db>
> 
> At this point you should type trace and feed us the output.
> That is needed to see where it was when it paniced.
> 

OK - here it goes

TRACE - results in

? (0xf00e33f0)
? (0xf00205a0)
? (0xf00d99dc)
? (0xf0033774)
Bad frame pointer: 0xf00eeb74

Examine each trace result - corresponding results

e91ba800
e24cb014
e3a08000
e5930000

Examine 'bad frame pointer' - f00313e0

Result from 'Callout'

cum	ticks		arg	func
1	1	0x0	? (0xf0068770)

examine 0xf0068770 - result: e1a0c00d

Show All Registers:

spsr	0x20000013
r0	0
r1	0x346
r2	0xf6100000
r3	0x1
r4	0x100
r5	0
r6	0x50
r7	0xf00337c4
r8	0x1035100f
r9	0x5823000
r10	0x8010000
r11	0xf0364e58
r12	0xf0364e5c
usr_sp	0xa7fb4
und_sp	0xf0363000
abt_sp	0xf0362000
irq_sp	0xf0361000
svc_sp	0xf0364c5c
usr_lr	0x8fd4
svc_lr	0xf00205dc
pc	0xf00e33f0

As you can probably tell I don't really know exactly what you want to know
so I've incuded everything. Hope this is of some assistance.

Many thanks

Andrew