Re: 10.0_RC3 GENERIC locks up during pkgsrc/devel/cmake C++ build
John Klos <[email protected]>
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>> gcc(1) requires more than ~350MB to build some C++ sources, >> but after about an hour all userland processes looks not respond, >> while the kernel responds ping from other hosts. >> >> Does anyone see the similar problem? ... => Generating post-install file lists => Checking file-check results for cmake-3.28.3 => Creating binary package /usr/pkgsrc/devel/cmake/work/.packages/cmake-3.28.3.tgz ===> package-message [cmake-3.28.3] ===> Building binary package for cmake-3.28.3 => Creating binary package /usr/pkgsrc/packages/All/cmake-3.28.3.tgz So this took about 27 hours, which is actually quite a bit faster than I thought. In the past, I think it took about a day for my 4000/90a to compile cmake, so I wonder what's faster now. No problems :) Was your VAX system built from the latest sources that include the preemption and locking fixes? If so, then I wonder what's different about your simh setup. Do you use (open)simh's idling, for instance? John