>>>>> "claudio" == Claudio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
claudio> Sometimes (not always, let's say 2 times during last 15 reboot) I get a
claudio> strange "loop1 - kdb> panic". I'm prompted for a "kdb value" to enter, on
claudio> CPU1, but I really don't know what it means. Under this condition, untill I
claudio> reboot, the "caps lock" and "scroll lock" leds on the keyboard keep blinking
claudio> alternatively. It's a nice effect, and when I reboot all is fine.
claudio> This issue appens *after* scsi detection.
claudio> All is ok with kernel 2.4.10
Hi
that is strange.
1- kdb is supposed not to be active by default, at least that you
recompile your kernel and you choice to have it. (Found the
problem, fixed for now on).
2- we are supposed to not have bugs, if your bug is reproducible,
(as it appears to be), pleas type at the kdb prompt:
kdb> bt
(i.e. only the "bt" part), and send me the output of that command
please, it don't fail here :( I know that if you don't have a
serial console, you will need to copy the thing by hand ;(
Blinks of the keyboard is to show you that you are at kdb.
Later, Juan.
--
In theory, practice and theory are the same, but in practice they
are different -- Larry McVoy
