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From: Sabrina Minshall <sabrina@accesscom.com>
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Subject: kernel panic - help please
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Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1998 08:56:12 -0800 (PST)
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 Hi All,
   I'm getting a kernel panic. I have the core dump
   and am trying to analyse what went wrong.

   Given an address, I can tell what it points to data/code.
   if it falls between btext and etext, then it's code.

   How do I tell this for data, and stack? And what are stacks
   used in freebsd? I know tmpstk - is it used for interrupts?
   how about processes, idle task, etc?

   On another note, how do I get a full dump of the  registers
   like in ddb>show registers

   Appreciate any help.


   Sabrina

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