On Thu, 11 Jun 1998 17:47:04 -0400 
 "Michael T. Stolarchuk" <mts@rare.net> wrote:

 > That's what the kernel says when its boots up. i've got about
 > eight of the 533 mhz 164xl motherboards... what's the way to tell
 > about the chipset?

Yah, the kernel used to just print the systype name.  You really want
to be running -current on a 164LX.  That machine has a Pysix, and
NetBSD didn't really deal well with the Pyxis until I recently fixed it.

 > i've done stack unwinding code on ibm-rt's before... how bad is ddb
 > wrt adding code to try and unravel the trap?

The Alpha is particularly evil wrt. stack unwinding... you'll want to
ask Ross about this :-)

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