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On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Matt Dillon wrote:
>  I can break into DDB from the serial console, but I can't get the system
>  to generate a panic.  It prints "syncing disks..." and freezes.
>
>  While we work out trying to get a core, do a 'trace' from DDB> so we
>  can see what processes are locked up on.
>

Trace just gives the me stack trace from the sio interrupt handler (when I  
break in the serial console).  Is there a way to get to the "real" stack?

barry


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