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4.1.1 psig panic on an SLC

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From: Jeff Gabel
Date: Thu, 23 May 1991 18:47
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May  2 16:46:01 wubiosun5 vmunix: panic: psig action
[wubiosun5 reboots...]

The above kernel message pretty much says it all:  The panic and
subsequent crash is occuring on a diskless SLC, which is being served by a
4/260, upon exiting from sunview. This occurred on 2 consequtive days when
the user chose to exit via the main menu. Offhand, the user of this
machine had an active mailtool, textedit, a couple of shelltools and a
cmdtool serving as a console at the time of the crash.  I'm not sure I can
lay blame a sunview for this, but it does seem suspicious. Is this a known
bug and I simply missed an article in sun-spots? If so, is there an
available patch? I will probably go ahead and report this to Sun, but
wanted to make this information public.

Jeff Gabel

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Subject: 4.1.1 psig panic on an SLC
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