Ok. So after letting the 8650 run for a few days, it really stopped
working.
I have no real clue to why. The machine did not crash, and it continued
to respond to things like PING. However, it was totally unresponsive in
all other ways.
It was not running out of swap, nor memory at the time it hang.
Looking in the debugger, I saw the following:
Stopped in pid 0.2 (system) at netbsd:sched_curcpu_runnable_p+0x28:
bicl3 $
, r6, r0
db> bt
Process 0.2
PCB contents:
KSP = 0x8613ff2c
ESP = 0x8613e064
SSP = 0x83bbfc80
USP = 0x0
R[00] = 0x00000001 R[06] = 0x83bdd000
R[01] = 0x00000008 R[07] = 0x83bbfc80
R[02] = 0x00000000 R[08] = 0x80373c10
R[03] = 0x00000018 R[09] = 0x800a49c8
R[04] = 0x80373c00 R[10] = 0x8009f710
R[05] = 0x4edcf405 R[11] = 0x8009f2b8
AP = 0x8613ff58
FP = 0x8613ff40
PC = 0x80000713
PSL = 0x1f0000
Trap frame pointer: 0x8613ffb4
Stack traceback :
0x8613ff40: idle_loop+0xce(0x83bbfc80)
0x8613ff64: cpu_lwp_bootstrap+0x15(0)
0x8613ffb4: trap type=0x0 code=0x0 pc=0x0 psl=0x3c00000
0x8613ff98: 0(panic: Segv in kernel mode: pc 800159fc addr aaaaaaae
cpu0: Begin traceback...
panic: Segv in kernel mode: pc %x addr %x
Stack traceback :
Process is executing in user space.
cpu0: End traceback...
dumping to dev 9,1 offset 401400
dump device bad
CPU stopped, CPU-REBOOT REQUESTED (CSM code 11)
PC 80088D54
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Anyone have any ideas? I'm going to play around with the machine, but as
you can see, I'm not in the debugger anymore, so I can't really find out
anything more from that hung system.
Johnny