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Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 13:30:35 +0200
From: Gennaro Esposito <esposito@marscenter.it>
Cc: NetBSD PMAX <port-pmax@netbsd.org>
Subject: Re: Again: problems w/ ds5000/200

<snip>
> > And it's ok! It boots and starts the sysinst, located under "rp".
> > Sysinst runs completly w/ no errors, installs packages and so on...
> > I'm modified the Time Zone, rebooted and...
> > the boot stops just after the message
> > "root file system type: ffs"
> > Pressing CTRL-DO jump into the debugger:
> > "Stopped in init at cpu_Debugger+0x4"
<snip>

>     Hmm, you do have a Mouse connected right? Can you type "bt" and get

Hmmm... in the debugger I've no the "bt" command. I've the "trace" and
this is the output...:

cpu_Debugger+4 (ff35, 80289c30, 802130e8, 0) ra 801da47c sz 0
801da3b4+c8    ("   , "       , "       , ") ra 801da35c sz 56
dcintr+50      ("   , "       , "       , ") ra 801c99c8 sz 40
801c987c+14c   ("   , "       , "       , ") ra 801ead78 sz 48
cpu_intr+58    ("   , "       , "       , ") ra 800310cc sz 40
mipsl_KernIntr+84 (801fcca0, b, ff95b54b, 3) ra 80065ba4 sz 120
trapsignal+204 (801fcaa0, b, 80dae000, 3)    ra 80dae144 sz 64
PC 0x80dae144 : not in kernel space
_DYNAMIC_LINK+80dae144 (801fcca0, b, 80dae000, 3) ra 0 sz 0
user_level: pid 1
 
> back trace of what's going on more specifically? I'm assuming you mean that
> when it gets to "root file system type: ffs" it just hangs until you hit
> 'Do'; is that correct? You might try running "test" at the >> just to make
> sure that nothing major has gone awry.

Your assumption is correct. I run the "test" and nothing seems wrong.