Folks,

Perhaps someone here can help me shed some light on this mystery.  At 
some point in one of the recent major merges with onnv, the following 
very-early-in-boot crash on x86 appeared in the clearview gate.  This 
does not happen on SPARC, and it does not happen when this same system is 
running a stock onnv nightly build from the same day.

WARNING: kcf:compute_min_max_threads cpupart_get_cpus: failed, setting 
kcf_minthreads to 1

panic[cpu0]/thread=fec1e260: BAD TRAP: type=8 (#df Double fault) 
rp=fec22cbc addr=0

#df Double fault
pid=0, pc=0xfe800406, sp=0xfec36804, eflags=0x202
cr0: 80050019<pg,wp,et,ts,pe> cr4: 98<pge,pse,de>
cr2: f000ff74cr3: 2638000
          gs:      1b0  fs:        0  es:      160  ds:      160
         edi:        0 esi:        0 ebp:        0 esp: fec22cf4
         ebx:       54 edx:        d ecx:        0 eax: fec36b80
         trp:        8 err:        0 eip: fe800406  cs:      158
         efl:      202 usp: fec36804  ss:      160

cpu  address     timestamp type  vc  handler   pc
   0 fec3965c    dc0aac05a trap   8      #df cmntrap+106
   0 fec395b4    dc0aaac6e trap   e      #pf mutex_owner_running+e
tss.tss_link:   0x0
tss.tss_esp0:   0x0
tss.tss_ss0:    0x160
tss.tss_esp1:   0x0
tss.tss_ss1:    0x0
tss.tss_esp2:   0x0
tss.tss_ss2:    0x0
tss.tss_cr3:    0x2638000
tss.tss_eip:    0xfe800406
tss.tss_eflags: 0x202
tss.tss_eax:    0xfec36b80
tss.tss_ebx:    0x54
tss.tss_ecx:    0xf0000000
tss.tss_edx:    0xd
tss.tss_esp:    0xfec36804

fec22c0c unix:die+105 (8, fec22cbc, 0, 0)
fec22ca8 unix:trap+1357 (fec22cbc, 0, 0)
fec22cbc unix:cmntrap+10b (1b0, 0, 160, 160, 0)

skipping system dump - no dump device configured
rebooting...

panic[cpu0]/thread=fec1e260: BAD TRAP: type=e (#pf Page fault) 
rp=fec407f8 addr=f0002707
dump aborted: please record the above information!
rebooting...


The system panics with that last page fault repeatedly thereafter trying 
to reboot.

I can get the thing to break into kmdb, but I'm at a loss at this point. 
  The double-fault is throwing me off the scent.  Any pointers out there?

-Seb

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