Hi Richard,
On May 27, 2009, at 5:16 PM, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
I had a similar issue (well the exact same message, but I'm assuming
different root causes) back in 8.2R2. It turned out to be PR99220, and
was mostly cosmetic (minus the big scary log message that looked
like a
rpd core dump to the noclings).
JTAC has decoded the core dumps and on initial analysis it appears to
match PR 448745 - RPD core at krt_inh_lock_internal. The PR doesn't
mention 9.3 as affected though. I'll keep the list posted on any
progress.
A soft assert doesn't break anything and
gives you a nice coredump to work with, open a case and they should be
able to identify the problem easily.
absolutely, luckily there's no operational impact whatsoever.
--Daniel.
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