Sun4/110 "Panic: Crazy Interrupts"
Samuel Furtaw <[email protected]>
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Hi all! This is partially a follow-up to my previous set of emails about diskless NFS issues on NetBSD port-sparc - those issues were caused by some network misconfiguration on my end. Now that the network issue is resolved, I'm running into a consistent kernel panic that happens when booting on my Sun4/110 workstation. I'm using a kernel built from the config in this Gist: https://gist.github.com/sfurtaw/28a600a282d0af955dc7275e2648c4e6 I've taken a video of what happens here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6W9c9ul9KY Basically, the panic always shows up at this same point in the boot process, whether I load diskless over NFS or with my SCSI hard drive emulator. After it loads up the sparcvme device, it throws maybe 10 stray interrupts before the panic. I would love to get some help if anyone is interested - I can't bring much to the table myself in terms of OS development, but I can definitely do my best to help debug. My backup option is to try and load up another, older NetBSD release - I'd love to get a modern OS stack onto this thing to demo at VCF East or something similar. It's a great relic! Thanks! Samuel