Subject: Re: db> message after some hours (using Serial Console only)
To: Inseo Park <bubux@krpost.net>
From: Kamal Prasad <kamalpr@yahoo.com>
List: port-macppc
Date: 07/26/2002 06:07:28
--- Inseo Park <bubux@krpost.net> wrote:
> I tired NetBSD 1.6 BETA4 on my PowerMac 7300/180.
>
> but after some hours, (disconnected all terminal)
> when I tried to connect NetBSD via serial console
> I get db> prompt and I must type continue to run.
>
> What is db> ? is that kernel debug mode?
> is that a message of "sleeping mode?"
>
db is the kernel debugger. Im not sure why you should
enter the kernel debugger without panic'ing.
pl. try to connect the console and paste all messages
during bootup.
if its panic'ing because there is no console connected
-thats strange (if not funny).
> I want NetBSD to run as a server (DB, WEB, Samba).
> and with db> message all server are went down.
>
> How can I run NetBSD without any ttys/console
> connected?
> Because, sometimes PC connected with serial line
> must be shut down, with other workstation running.
>
> What log file should I examine?
# dmesg |more
>
> If any documents related about this,
> please let me know.
>
> My setting:
> NetBSD 1.6 BETA4
> with sys.src.tgz kernel patched
> dmesg:
> NetBSD 1.6D (MACBSD_GEN) #0: Wed Jul 24 03:05:54 KST
> 2002
>
>
bubux@macbsd:/usr/src/sys/arch/macppc/compile/MACBSD_GEN
> total memory = 144 MB
> avail memory = 123 MB
> using 1868 buffers containing 7472 KB of memory
>
> because I am using Sonnet Tempo ATA-100 Card.
> (my SCSI HDD is all broken, and SCSI HDD is too
> expensive in korea)
>
> I just configured kernel like faq (to setting boot
> device manually).
>
> I didn't patched open firmware (except real-base,
> load-base),
> because I am using it via serial-console on my
> Windows PC.
> (Original console doesn't support Hangul but virtual
> terminal
> with Netterm I can write hangul).
>
>
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