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On Fri, Feb 16, 2007 at 06:21:56AM -0500, Blair Sadewitz wrote:
> When I try to run it, this happens:
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_write(0x1, 0x817f00c, 0x22) =3D 34
>       "Connecting to cvsup.us.netbsd.org\n"
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_fcntl(0x1, 0x4, 0x2) =3D 0
>  6477      1 cvsup    compat_30_netbsd32_socket(0x2, 0x1, 0) =3D 3
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_setsockopt(0x3, 0xffff, 0x80,=20
>  0xffffffffffffd590
> , 0x8) =3D 0
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_setsockopt(0x3, 0x6, 0x1,=20
>  0xffffffffffffd58c, 0x
> 4) =3D 0
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_fcntl(0x3, 0x3, 0) =3D 2
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_fcntl(0x3, 0x4, 0x6) =3D 0
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_connect(0x3, 0xffffffffffffd570, 0x10)=20
>  Err#36 EI
> NPROGRESS
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_select(0x4, 0x817c144, 0x817c154, 0x817c16=
4,=20
>  0)
> =3D 1
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_connect(0x3, 0xffffffffffffd5a0, 0x10)=20
>  Err#56 EI
> SCONN
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_setsockopt(0x3, 0x6, 0x1,=20
>  0xffffffffffffd5cc, 0x
> 4) =3D 0
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_fcntl(0x1, 0x3, 0) =3D 2
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_fcntl(0x1, 0x4, 0x6) =3D 0
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_write(0x1, 0x817f00c, 0x21) =3D 33
>       "Connected to cvsup.us.netbsd.org\n"
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_fcntl(0x1, 0x4, 0x2) =3D 0
> xffffffffffffd610, 0x80e9a1c, 0x1) Err#22 EINVAL
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_write(0x2, 0x816a0c0, 0xa1) =3D 161
>       "\n\n***\n*** runtime error:\n***    ASSERT failed\n***    file=20
>       "/usr/"
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_write(0x2, 0x816a0c0, 0x2f) =3D 47
>       "  use option @M3stackdump to get a stack trace\n"
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32___sigprocmask14(0x3, 0xffffffffffffd510, 0=
)=20
>  =3D 0
>  6477      1 cvsup    getpid()                    =3D 6477
>  6477      1 cvsup    netbsd32_kill(0x194d, 0x6)  =3D 0
>  6477      1 cvsup    SIGABRT SIG_DFL
>=20
>=20
> I assume it's trying to set a socket option that is not supported by
> the emulation; am I right?

No.  The trace doesn't make it obvious what happens.  The sequence that
leads to it printing "Connected to cvsup.us.netbsd.org" seems just fine
to me (that's how you do a TCP connect with a non-blocking socket).

I'm not sure that it'd react that way from the last fcntl (which
operates on stdout and gets EINVAL).  I don't know whay that last fcntl
gets EINVAL when the previous one didn't either.

Having the stack trace would help slightly, if we know what it is
trying to do at least.

--=20
Quentin Garnier - cube@cubidou.net - cube@NetBSD.org
"You could have made it, spitting out benchmarks
Owe it to yourself not to fail"
Amplifico, Spitting Out Benchmarks, Hometakes Vol. 2, 2005.

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