Hello! While investigating bug #5820 I was wondering why* my OpenBSD system reboots on the very early stage of bootup process (a half a second after kernel gets control over CPU). The problem is that I can't see dmesg log that is generated by kernel right before failure. On Linux, f.e., kernel panic just stops the execution of the kernel, and one can always read pre-panic log messages to see if there is something particular to his problem. Bu OpenBSD for me just reboots. Can I suppress such behavior (by UKC or something else)? If not, are there any ways of an early kernel log collection? I would like to get it by serial line but -- peaty -- I have no such port. Maybe, some sort of network logs? Or maybe I can force ddb entering on panic situation? Tnx for help guys. ------- [*] The reason is an ACPI enabled if it matters somehow.
