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Hello All,
Below this message, please find my crashme.sh. This script is able to
crash several of my sparc boxes, plus many other people's sparc boxes,
when they are running under 2.6. The common thread seems to be SMP + SCSI,
but I won't put money on either part.
This script doesn't do anything amazing. It copies /usr/portage
into /var/tmp/crash/portage, tars up /var/tmp/crash/portage, removes
/var/tmp/crash/portage, untars the portage tarfile we just made, then
rm -r's /var/tmp/crash/portage and the tar file again.
My E450 (4x400)can run it indefinately. Any of my Netra 1405s(4x440) crash
within 10 iterations. Anyone who runs it, I'd like to hear your results.
Josh
#!/bin/bash
mkdir /var/tmp/crash
cd /var/tmp/crash
X=0
while [ 1 ]
do
echo -n "Copying /usr/portage to /var/tmp/crash "
date
mkdir portage
cp -R /usr/portage/* portage/
echo -n "Create tarfile "
date
tar cf portage.tar portage
echo -n "Removing portage "
date
rm -r portage
echo -n "Untar "
date
tar xf portage.tar
echo -n "Removing portage "
date
rm -r portage portage.tar
let X=$X+1
echo -n "Run ${X} completed "
date
done
Ciaran McCreesh wrote:
> On Wed, 06 Apr 2005 12:00:27 -0700 Jeremy Huddleston
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> | > Hah! Lies! That bug does not exist. Gentoo has always been at war
> | > with Debian.
> |
> | What bug doesn't exist? I'm basing this off reports from Weeve as I
> | haven't been doing much kernel dev with my ultra2s yet, so if there
> | really is no SCSI bug, then great ;)
>
> Heh. No, there is some kind of SMP lockup bug that may or may not be
> SCSI related (but probably is, at least indirectly), but I've never been
> able to reproduce it.
>
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