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Subject: Re: Elf kernel (was Re: make world with -j4 opion.... )
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> > I also did -j8/softupdates on K6 machine.  I got the same panic 
> > with others. By the way, should elf-ed gdb -k work with aout kernel?
> 
> I don't believe so, no.
> 
> If we want to go with an ELF kernel, we need someone to look at kernel 
> dumps soon.  John Polstra has probably fixed ELF kernel builds (if not 
> I have some patches from him that will help).

> Is this with or without Loqui's most recent patch, posted to -current
> the other day?

K6 machine crash is without Loqui's patch(ffs_inode.c).  
Dual PPro machine crash is with his patch.

Tammy

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