Date: Sun, 3 Sep 1995 21:03:09 +1553003 (MET DST) From: Sven Neuhaus <sven@leary.ping.de> To: FreeBSD-hackers@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: problems dumping Message-ID: <199509031903.VAA02625@leary.ping.de>
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Greetings fellow hackers, we're running a loaded FreeBSD 2.1.0-950727-SNAP system here on a i486/100 PCI and are experiencing problems with NFS leading to kernel panics due to page faults (Fatal trap 12). The system does not reboot but hangs while dumping, so I uncommented the dump call in vm_machdep.c and recompiled the kernel. The problem I'm having now is to force a kernel panic so I can test the stuff I did. There's a function called "diediedie()" in machdep.c which seems to be designed just for that. However, since it's a kernel function, I have no clue how to call it. It's not defined in syscall.h either. Please help me by either telling me how to compile a program that calls diediedie() or cause a kernel panic by other means. Thanks. I'll keep investigating into the problems with dump'ing. -Sven -- Sven Neuhaus - sven@ping.de - Ping e.V. Admin Team - http://www.ping.de/~sven/ Welcome to hell. Here's your copy of Windows.
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