6 May 2012 04:56
Re: RAIDframe swap problems?
Brian Buhrow <buhrow <at> lothlorien.nfbcal.org>
2012-05-06 02:56:51 GMT
2012-05-06 02:56:51 GMT
Hello. Perhaps I'm jumping in the middle here, but it looks to me like you're getting messages that suggest savecore is either not reading the correct kernel, or not getting a kernel at all. What happens if you call savecore -c -N /netbsd or what ever the correct path to your kernel is? I have this problem consistently under NetBSD-5 which means the startup scripts just don't work at getting a kernel crash dump. If I want it, I have to get it manually after I log in. -Brian On May 5, 7:55pm, Chris Ross wrote: } Subject: Re: RAIDframe swap problems? } } On May 5, 2012, at 16:17 , matthew green wrote: } > hmmm. do you have something that looks like a core to savecore(8) } > but actually isn't, so it fails? try "savecore -c" and a reboot. } } A good thought, but it appears to be more complicated than that: } } cross <at> host: sudo savecore -c } savecore: /dev/rraid0b: kvm_dump_inval: invalid address (0xf03e4e30) } cross <at> host: } } Anything else I can provide for diagnostics? } } - Chris }(Continue reading)
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