Hello folks, I've installed OpenBSD 3.9 this morning on a new server (my new gateway @ home) it's a dual-processor so one of the first thing I did (after setting up networking [pf nat/routing, dhcpd and named]) was to # cp /bsd /bsd.bak # cp /bsd.mp /bsd # reboot For some reason, after the reboot, I couldn't access the gateway anymore. It wouldn't reply to pings/ssh/DNS etc. After logging locally as root, I could check that interfaces where up and working, I could ping internet addresses but I couldn't ping my laptop on the LAN (although both interfaces where up and running)
I rebooted using /bsd.bak (cp /bsd.bak /bsd; reboot) and it worked. I could reproduce the problem. You can find the output of dmesg with the default kernel and the MP kernel, as well as the diff, the output of ifconfig and pfctl -s all (while running under the default kernel -- although the commands worked under the MP kernel too and I dont remember of any difference) at: https://www.tsunanet.net/~tsuna/ The machine is a dual P-III 600Mhz EB, and the motherboard is a Tyan ... thats about all I know (never really looked at the exact specs... let me know if you need them, I don't think its really relevant here) Thank you -- SIGOURE Benoit aka Tsuna _____ /EPITA\ Promo 2008, LRDE
