Date: Sun, 5 Jan 1997 10:39:38 -0800 () From: Scott Burris <scott@cns.ucla.edu> To: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org Subject: 2.2-BETA hangs after a few minutes <fwd> Message-ID: <SIMEON.9701051038.B@elm.cns.ucla.edu>
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To follow up my own message, I compiled the exact same kernel configuration from 2.2-ALPHA and it works perfectly on this system. So something bad has happened between ALPHA and BETA. Guess it's time to start diff-ing the kernel source trees to see what's changed :-( Scott > I've updated several of my FreeBSD systems at home with 2.2-BETA. One, > a generic Triton chipset motherboard works just fine. The other, a > Pentium system with the Opti chipset which connects the PCI bus to the > VLB (instead of the other way around :-() now hangs solid after being up > for anywhere between 10 and 30 minutes. No panics, no nothing, the > system just appears to be completely dead. I compiled a new kernel with > the debugger, but when the system hangs, I can't force it into the > debugger. This system used to run the August 2.2 SNAP without problems > and I have reverted back to that kernel. > > I'm happy to look into this further, but can anyone make a suggestion > about how to debug a system that doesn't even panic? > > Scott > > ---------------------- > Scott Burris > UCLA Campus Telecomunications and Network Services > scott@cns.ucla.edu > > ---------------------- Scott Burris UCLA Campus Telecommunications and Network Services scott@cns.ucla.edu
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