Need help on discovering cause of kernel crashes.

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2 total messages Started by james dehnert Sat, 02 Jan 1993 17:49

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Author: james dehnert
Date: Sat, 02 Jan 1993 17:49

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  My ususally robust 040' 3.0 system seems to be crashing at will latley.  I  
keep getting "mach: trap:" and "mach: panic: (Cpu 0) illegal instruction"  
errors in /usr/adm/messages, but I dont know how to discover what is causing  
these errors.  I have been using Mamakos SLIP lately, but I'm sure I would have  
seen alot of trafic on the subject if that was causing system crashes.
  Can anyone tell me how to trace these problems, or which FM to R?

  Thanks,
	Zeke
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Re: Need help on discovering cause of kernel crashes.

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Author: Richard Tilley
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1993 22:42

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In <1993Jan2.174935.418@znext.cts.com> zeke@znext (james dehnert) writes:

>  My ususally robust 040' 3.0 system seems to be crashing at will latley.  I  
>keep getting "mach: trap:" and "mach: panic: (Cpu 0) illegal instruction"  
>errors in /usr/adm/messages, but I dont know how to discover what is causing  
>these errors.  I have been using Mamakos SLIP lately, but I'm sure I would have  
>seen alot of trafic on the subject if that was causing system crashes.
>  Can anyone tell me how to trace these problems, or which FM to R?

I get these if I try to start WindowServer on a headless cube.
SLIP not involved. Please summarize anything you find.
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