I haven't seen this error before, since it's the first time I've had a
crash at the boot prompt. Usually it crashes inside BSD with a kernel
panic.

I've tried all possible memory configurations (I have 4 modules) and I
still get crashes.
Maybe all 4 modules are bad, or something else in the way to the memory.

/Jesper



09/07/2001 10:23
nisimura@itc.aist-nara.ac.jp (Toru Nishimura)@netbsd.org


Enviado por:   port-pmax-owner@netbsd.org


Destinatarios: port-pmax@netbsd.org
CC:
Asunto:   Re: Most likely thing to overheat/cause thermal errors in a
          5000/25


It looks like your ROM monitor crashs to store something on
memory.  Does it show the same symptom for minimal memory (soldered on
8MB) configration?

Tohru Nishimura

> Well, 30 degrees celcius in the room where the machines are.
>
> I've tried setting up a extra fan on the opposite side of the PSU fan to
> increase the airflow, but it didn't seem to help a bit since I got this
> shortly after turning the machine :
>
> ? PC:     0xbfc02620<vtr=UTLBM>
> ? CR:     0xc<CE=0,EXC=TLBS>
> ? SR:     0x30080000<CU1,CU0,CM,IPL=8>
> ? VA:     0x3e245be6
> ? ER:     180003f0
> ? MER:    0x162000<>
>
> This came while I was on a boot prompt.
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