Not sure how to isolate this. It has only happened once in the past few months that this server has been installed, but it's a critical server and the first time I've ever had a FreeBSD box have a kernel panic!
I'm running 4.10-RELEASE, IDE root & usr, vinum raid5 with 3 SCSI drives, firewire ide for backup, samba for storing everyones "My Documents", NFS client for access to an old SCO box via a samba share. Weekly the ide and raid5 gets dumped to files on the firewire drive which is then swapped for the following week. Daily a number of files on the raid5 get tar'd and gzip'd to another directory on the raid5. The panic occured during one of these sessions. The system was locked up tight in "syncing disks", I'm assuming because vinum needs malloc to finish the sync. Although it occurred while vinum was very busy, is it likely it's vinum or could vinum have tripped over something done by something else (such as the firewire swapping)? Is there any way to get more information if it happens again (I couldn't log in or anything)? I googled the "wrong bucket" error and found many references to it, but nothing that really indicated the conditions that would cause it to occur. _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
