Todd Whitesel <toddpw@best.com> writes:
>     4. Average uptimes suck. Panics in pmap (enter, I think) and freelist. By
> 	rebooting and continuing, I was able to set up /dev and my usual mortal
> 	account, and started building tcsh from source (I break in new scratch
> 	machines by building tcsh and cvs from source and installing them in
> 	/usr/local/bin). It crashed again while exiting from the link of tcsh.

Great to hear you're trying it out.

Can you submit a port-next68k problem report on this?

Please include a ddb backtrace if you can, or at least the function
names and the actual faulting address if you're hand transcribing.

Is your network heavily loaded, especially with broadcast traffic?
I noticed something similar on another system I use sometimes,
but haven't had time to investigate.

Unfortunately, the stability of the port went down noticably due to
lack of maintanance.  I was optimistically hacking on the scsi
nightmare up until the 1.4 release under the illusion that I might
have gotten somewhere before then -- I was wrong.  I need to put aside
the futile scsi driver, clean out dma bugs introduced from my hacking
on it and deal with some of the regular port maintance issues.  If I
can get some time to hack on it, I should be able to get it to run
stably again.

Darrin