Hi David,
David Brownlee wrote:
You mentioned that you didn't have a setup to build NetBSD - I was
just trying to note
that NetBSD can be cross built from other boxes, so if you have a
bigger machines with
sufficient disk and cpu which doesn't happen to run NetBSD it can make
a convenient
build box.
Those ThinkPads do not have a current setup to buidl on, however I have
one 64bit which runs NetBSD current on which I could (and did in the
past) cross-compile kernels for x86, incase somebody suggest a single
patch to test.
Otherwise kernels from RelEng should be quite reliable and convenient,
shoudln't they?
I even disabled Intel Speed Step (I hope it does no harm)
So pretty much anything I could find!
Then I booted a couple of days old generic kernel.
There I disabled more stuff:
- isa
- fxp
- radeon
- audio
should be quite barebones!!! Below a dmesg of such "bare" configuration.
Yet... it crashes on sleep with the already stated error
trap_tss() at netbsd:trap_tss
--- trap via task gate ---
netbsd:cpu_info_primary:
cpu0 End traceback...
Ah - it was a "probably wont affect anything, but easy to test and
could have given useful information" :/
It was something quick to try, but didn't help.
Now I'm waiting for other suggestions... it appears this way that the
issue is "deep" and not just in some driver, or at least not an
expendable one.
Riccardo
