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Hello,

On Oct 7, 2007, at 12:13, Joachim Thiemann wrote:

> appears to be less stable than 3.1 - I haven't been able to compile
> userland 4.0 yet, from anoncvs updated with tag netbsd-4 about a week
> ago.  The latest failure was:
>
> trap: kernel write DSI trap @dd3006f4 by 0x32c924 (DSISR 0x42000000,
> err=14), lr 0x32d070
> panic: trap
> stopped in pid 855,1 (du) at netbsd: cpu_debugger+0x10: lwz r0,r1,0x14

That's not very useful without a stack trace.

> Is there a way I can check if it is just my hardware?

Sort of. Compare the panics and their stack traces, if most of them  
come from the same kernel subsystem it's not likely your hardware. If  
they come from all over the place it probably is.
My beige G3 has no such troubles, neither does any of my other  
machines. It might help to change your IDE cables though, faster  
modes not working reliably is usually a sign of a bad cable.

have fun
Michael
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