On Fri, Jul 27, 2001 Manuel Bouyer wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 22, 2001 at 02:33:34PM -0700, Gerald C. Simmons wrote:
> > O.K.  Here it is (from booting boot1.fs then boot2.fs of NetBSD-1.5.1):
> > 
> > (null)(c0821d40,c05a9d14,c02ac68e,1,c05a9d24) at 0xc024e108
> > (null)(1) at 0xc02ac6d7
> > (null)(c0821d40,c058f0a0,c05a9d2c,c0101030,c081ee00) at 0xc02ac68e
> > (null)(c081ee00) at 0xc02ab769
> > (null)(0,0,10,10,c058f0a0) at 0xc0101030
> > (null)(c081ee44,c0365524,0,306370,0) at          0
> > 
> > Hope you know what it means!!
> 
> Just had some time to look at it, sorry.
> Well, it's not really interesting, unfortunably. What we have here is the stack
> since the keyboard interrupt. Before that we have 0 which isn't a valid
> function address :(
> 
> However, one thing you can do it boot this floppy set with '-d', and at 
> db promt:
> write c0365a48 ff

Just says "Symbol not found"   ???

> c
> 
> Now the aic driver should tell what's he's doing.
> 

I mentioned this before, but I will again. I'm booting the boot1.fs+boot2.fs floppy
images from NetBSD-1.5.1/i386/installation/floppy.

Gerry Simmons
simmons@darykon.cet.com