Dear All,

I'm having problems with -current kernels (the one I am running now was
compiled from the 960106 sources on ftp.luth.se).  My system crashes
every few days:

Jan 18 00:09:22 muikku /netbsd: trap: bad kernel access at 17
Jan 18 00:09:22 muikku /netbsd: trap type 8, code = 4020755, v = 17
Jan 18 00:09:22 muikku /netbsd: pid = 11922, pc = 00027DEC, ps = 2014, sfc = 0001, dfc = 0001
Jan 18 00:09:22 muikku /netbsd: Registers:
Jan 18 00:09:22 muikku /netbsd:              0        1        2        3
4        5        6        7
Jan 18 00:09:22 muikku /netbsd: dreg: 00000000 00000002 00000000 0000007C 02042DEA 00000000 00000A28 0000000A
Jan 18 00:09:22 muikku /netbsd: areg: 00000000 01FA9EE4 00000000 005C0B80 005AF800 01FA9F88 01FA9F48 0DFFFA38

I have no idea of what process causes the crash.  This happens on Amiga 3000
with 16 MB RAM; the system was pretty stable when I was running a pre-1.1
kernel.

Are there any known bugs in the kernel now?  Where do I learn about such bugs,
anyway?

I just tried to build a 960113 kernel, but run into

copy.o: Undefined symbol `_mappedcopysize' referenced from text segment
copy.o: Undefined symbol `_mappedcopyin' referenced from text segment
copy.o: Undefined symbol `_mappedcopysize' referenced from text segment
copy.o: Undefined symbol `_mappedcopyout' referenced from text segment

Looks like a bad week for me....

  -jm

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