Regardless it shouldn't panic. I will add some safeguards around divides. I normally do that but this is a value that should never be 0; again you can see that nothing should ever be implicit trusted. Bad me.
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 04:20:16PM +0300, Lars Nood??n wrote: > Stuart Henderson wrote: > > In gmane.os.openbsd.misc, you wrote: > >> Ok. What besides trace? The error doesn't mention anything specific: > > It didn't panic, just faulted (presumably division by zero), so it > > didn't print the message telling you to run trace and ps. > > Ok. I got the output with console. > > I tried quite a few experimental re-installs, wiping all three drives. > All these tries failed to correct the panic during attempts at building > RAID 0. So, I tried wiping all three drives using the debian 4 > installation cd, and using that for a change to write new partitions, > new mbrs. Then going back to the Aug 24 snapshot and doing the > installation steps same as before. > > Now bioctl is able to make a raid0 device out of the two SATA drives. > So my guess is that something either with the partitioning or disklabels > was not getting cleared properly before. > > Anyway, the two 250GB drives get boil down to one 458 GB drive using > RAID 0. Seems to work just fine. Sent a dmesg about it. > > Regards, > -Lars
