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Started by neal.l.leitner
Thu, 28 Jan 1993 12:40
Sys V rel 4.0.2.1 Crashing. HELP!
Author: neal.l.leitner
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 12:40
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 12:40
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Greetings, I am having this very disturbing and puzzling problem on a Unix Sys V release 4.0.2.1 system. The machine has a Consensys Powerports/HD multi-port serial card in it. Recently I got a powerports message followed by a double fault and then a panic. Consensys sent me a new driver and their message doesn't come up anymore, but the rest of the messages still do. The messages are as follows: Double Fault tss386.t_link 0xE0001518 tss386.t_esp0 0x000000E8 tss386.t_ss0 0x08046000 tss386.t_esp1 0x00000000 tss386.t_ss1 0x00000000 tss386.t_esp2 0x00000000 tss386.t_cr3 0x00000000 tss386.t_eip 0x00000000 tss386.t_eflags 0xB51800E7 tss386.t_eax 0xE0008969 tss386.t_ecx 0xB6000807 tss386.t_edx 0xE0008269 tss386.t_ebx 0x00000000 PANIC: Trying to dump 8127 pages.................................. Reboot the system now. I did a little poking around and there is an include file call tss.h in /usr/include/sys, that has these flags identified. This seems to happen when about seven people log in and start doing stuff. The machine can sit idle all night and be fine in the morning until it starts being used. The configuration of the system is Intel 486/50 EISA with 32 MB of RAM AT&T SCSI card (DPT with an AT&T ROM) with 8.5 MB of SCSI cache Four SCSI hard disks (1 internal 3 external) Hayes Fax Board Adaptec SCSI card running a 8mm tape drive Powerports/HD multi-ports card (16 ports) If anyone can give me a hand and explaining this problem I would appreciate it greatly. Neal Leitner AT&T Bell Laboratories 908-582-4714 ...att!emdbl1!nll
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