On Thu, 24 Apr 1997 18:16:34 +0930 
 mike smith <miff@spam.frisbee.net.au> wrote:

 > Hmm, just built a new -current kernel, and under it was 
 > rebuilding the bootblocks, when I hit a trap in 
 > pmap_enter_ptpage.  It looked like a dereference of a null
 > pointer.  Unfortunately, I had NFS filesystems mounted,
 > so I had to hard-reset to get it to reboot.
 > 
 > Useful numbers :
 > 
 > fault address 0xc
 > fault pc      pmap_enter_ptpage+0x776
 > 
 > (should I be filing this as a PR? port-m68k?)

Please file a bug report for port-hp300.  Also, if you built the kernel
with full debugging symbols (i.e. "makeoptions DEBUG="-g""), I may
have you do a few things... (did you get a crash dump?)

Hmm... Taking a quick look, pmap_enter_ptpage+0x776 is in pmap_bootstrap().
I'm not sure how that could have happened... I assume you got that info
from DDB?  A backtrace and the _exact_ info printed by the trap handler
would be good...

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