Date: Sun, 7 Apr 1996 21:14:46 -0400 From: dob@nasvr1.cb.att.com To: alk@Think.COM Cc: hackers@FreeBSD.org Subject: Re: pgcc and kernels Message-ID: <9604080114.AA12449@cbsky.cb.att.com>
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> From Think.COM!alk@ig4.att.att.com Sun Apr 7 20:41 EDT 1996 > From: Tony Kimball <alk@Think.COM> > > Didn't readily find the source for muldi3.c > ... > Kernel compiles and links ok but the resulting kernel panics out of > _scsi_attach during probe phase. > > In your sys directory, unless I'm not uttering a tautology, there is a libkern/muldi3.c. > I haven't checked for differences from the pgcc supplied run-time, so > I suggest checking for differences. If it panics anywhere in > vfs_bio.c, vfs_cluster.c, subr_prof.c, or kern_resource.c, I'd say it > is dollars to donuts that your _muldi3.c from the pgcc distribution is > NOT acceptable -- use the libkern one instead, for it works for me. Thanks. Found it. Made it (per Jordan's suggestion ala Makefile). Didn't work. Panic'ed like before (trace): _scsi_attachdevs + x20 _ncr_attach + x199 _pci_bus_config + x4e8 _pci_configure + x4f _configure + x21 _main + xx87 begin + x59 Something else is non-copastetic. > This didn't work for me. Couldn't find kcc, so I just gave it CC=cc. > > Right, whatever, mutatis mutandis, check, okay, cool: > Me, I replaced cc/gcc with pgcc, leaving only kcc as a fall-back. Huh, I get it now... Pardon my naivete' :-) Peace, Dan
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