Thanks for the response x9p
I disabled ACPI in Bios and changed its version and still getting the same
errors
only acpidump : RSDT entry number corrupt ... change from 3 to 1 or 2
also getting the same last error uvm_fault...etc
and kernel page fault trap code=0 ...etc
i'm not sure how to enter/boot from single user mode?
i searched google and found that i should type "boot -s" command
but after the error shown i type that to ddb{0}> boot -s
and it showing me few commands...then i typed :
boot dump (if i remember well)
and then it show me this:
syncing disks...
but it takes so long time so i had to reboot using restart button on my pc
so i'm not sure how to enter single user mode while the booting (before the
kernel panic error appears)?
also would you please give me exact instructions on how to issue acpidump
command and where should i type it exactly? at the ddb{0}> prompt?
also how to issue a kernel panic/halt/crash dump command?
and how to save output of those dumps from the console/monitor? instead of
writing down everything on paper
like saving both acpi and kernel dumps outputs to file?
but then i wouldn't be able to view the file on USB stick from windows machine
because as you know windows doesn't recognize MBR or Unix file system by
default?
so can i save dumps output to another FAT USB drive?
and do i have to mount it ? specially after the crash/panic appears
i'm currently starting to download the last 6.2 snapshot
but it will take a while to finish
and reinstalling the whole thing using the current .fs file
I hope installing current (last snapshot) will solve all those difficult issues
or else i would try to go back to an older version of OBSD but then it must
have other bugs too
if those are hardware compatibility or hidden fault issue like physical memory
or processor or motherboard how to make sure if any
pardon me for asking many detailed questions..i'm still new to OpenBSD but i
had some previous experience with differnet Linux flavors including Debian,
Slax, RedHat, CentOS, DSL, Slitaz.
Thank you very much x9p for your help : )
also if any other list members have similar past experience or knowledge with
this kernel panic...i will appreciate any helpful responses...
Love and Light
Monday, December 11, 2017 6:39 AM +02:00 from "x9p" <[email protected]>:
>
>On Sun, December 10, 2017 6:52 pm, Sarah Johnson wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I installed OBSD 6.2 release from http/https (can't remember exactly)
>> mirror downloads on USB 2.0 Flash Stick running on my i368 box
>> after downloading on Windows 7 - 32 bit computer i checked the SHA256 sum
>> for both the install62.fs file on mirror server and after downloading on
>> my local hard drive and both were exactly compatible.
>>
>> I used 2 flash stick for the process...one contain the install62.fs
>> installer image raw burned into the usb stick (USB 2.0 - 16 GB TeamGroup
>> Brand) using RUFUS free open source tool on a Windows 7 service pack 1 OS
>>
>> and the other usb flash stick (Kingston 16 GB USB 2.0) contain only the
>> install62.fs as it is...to copy from it the File Sets during the
>> installation.
>>
>> after installation completed successfully ...
>> i typed "reboot" at the command prompt ..
>> then removed the extra usb flash stick (previously containing install62.fs
>> only for providing file sets)
>> and unplugged hard drive (WD brand) power and data Sata cables...
>> and only left with the USB flash stick that has installation completed
>> successfuly on it (Kingston 16 GB USB 2.0)
>> and after reboot and showing some data on the consol/monitor...
>> i got the following EXACT Error (i wrote it down on a paper):
>>
>> first i noticed this line on console:
>> acpidump: RSDT entry 3 is corrupt
>>
>> then i got this at the end:
>>
>> OpenBSD/i386 (systemname.domain.com) (ttyc0)
>>
>> login: uvm_fault (0xd0c36b74, 0xd2fd5000, 0, 1) -> e  ( first booting
>> try )
>> login: uvm_fault (0xd0c36b74, 0xd2fea000, 0, 1) -> e  ( 2nd booting try
>> )
>> login: uvm_fault (0xd0c36b74, 0xd2fe8000, 0, 1) -> e  ( 3rd booting
>> try ) Â
>>
>> kernel: page fault trap, code=0
>> stopped at  i915_gem_pwrite_ioctl+0x621:    mov1  Â
>> 0x34(%eax),%eax
>>
>> ddb{1}>
>> ddb{0}> (with another booting try)
>>
>> I tried to shutdown and reboot from the USB stick few times and i always
>> get the same error...
>>
>> p.s:
>> While the installation process i choosed to turn off SSHD by typing "no"
>> to the question.
>> also while the installation process i choosed to use all the available
>> space on USB stick (sd1) for OpenBSD
>> without manually assigning partitions
>> also i installed ALL file sets packages/files
>>
>> my hardhware specs:
>> i386 Desktop PC
>> 32 Bit System
>> Intel Processor Dual Core 2.8 GHz
>> Physical Memory: Single 2 GB RAM (DDR3 i think not sure)
>> MotherBoard : G41 Series
>> VGA, Sound, Lan ... All three are Built-in Motherboard
>> Normal wired Keyboard,Mouse
>> USB: Two USB 2.0 Flash Sticks ( 16 GB Both)
>>
>> What could be the possible cause of this issue, and how to fix it easily?
>>
>> Thanks
>> -----------------------------------------------------
>> Sarah
>>
>
>Try booting into single user mode, issue acpidump and post the results.
>This may be useful for a fix later.
>
>Meanwhile, disable ACPI in BIOS, this may get it back working.
>
>cheers.
>
>x9p
>
>
