Re: MSI 6501 Dual AMD Athlon MP & 1.6 i386 MP kernel
MLH <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.netbsd.devel.smp |
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| Organization | Endicor Technologies, Inc., San Antonio, Texas |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On 10 Sep 2002 16:52:33 GMT, MLH wrote: > On 10 Sep 2002 10:25:01 -0500, Frank van der Linden wrote: >> On Mon, Sep 09, 2002 at 08:57:18PM +0000, MLH wrote: >>> The only problems I have had with these are that the LM driver >>> incorrectly calculates the cpu temperatures (port-i386/18205) and >>> XF86 appears to be somewhat unstable. It appears to simply lock up >>> the cpu it is running on - no core dump or anything. If XF86 locks >>> up cpu1, cpu0 can still conveniently restart the machine, but if >>> it is running on cpu0, the whole box appears to lock up. Is this >>> consistent with known status? >> >> It's actually the first time I've heard about such an XF86 problem >> with the MP code. I'm running the MP code myself on my desktop >> system (a dual Athlon, Tyan board), and am not seeing X problems. Status. I have two seemingly identical machines. I've been running one with SMP and one without, and have swapped which is running which. I have never seen a SP version lock up, but I have had 4 total lockups (3 on one host 1 on the other, but #1 has been running several days longer), and one cpu1 lockup where cpu0 was still running. Two of the lockups happened when the machine was essentially idle, with xdm waiting for a login. I don't have the motherboard model# handy right now but these are the earlier version of the MSI 6501 Dual AMD Athlon MP - the one without onboard USB. They were supposed to be the newer one... looks like our supplier pulled a fast one. >> Have you verified that this problem this not occur with normal >> kernels? Don't know that I can verify that, but I haven't seen it happen. >> If not, can you maybe can collect some details, using >> DDB or otherwise? I turned xdm off on one of them. Will see how stable it is without it.