Hello Peter,
On 23/05/14(Fri) 11:43, Peter Kane wrote:
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> If I boot the current snapshot (OpenBSD 5.5-current (GENERIC.MP) #139:
> Wed May 21 09:38:42 MDT 2014) with a yubikey or usb-to-serial device
> attached the port is no longer available if the device is removed.
> When unplugged the y
On 2014/05/26 12:57, Peter Haag wrote:
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> On 26.05.14 12:34, Stuart Henderson wrote:
> > On 2014/05/26 09:46, Peter Haag wrote:
> >> Is there a way to patch the kernel at tcp_input to automatically generate
> >> a core, if it crases?
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> > If
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On 26.05.14 12:34, Stuart Henderson wrote:
> On 2014/05/26 09:46, Peter Haag wrote:
>> Is there a way to patch the kernel at tcp_input to automatically generate a
>> core, if it crases?
>
> If sysctl net.inet.ddb.panic is set to 0, the os will attemp
On 2014/05/26 09:46, Peter Haag wrote:
> Is there a way to patch the kernel at tcp_input to automatically generate a
> core, if it crases?
If sysctl net.inet.ddb.panic is set to 0, the os will attempt to produce a
crash dump automatically when it panics. It would help if this is done from a
kerne
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Hi Jérémie,
The next panic - again exactly at the same place. Your patch below produced the
following output:
panic: tcp_input:647: 0xfe84f10ac658 != 0xfe8522ecb1b0 - see screenshot
appended.
Again the console was frozen - I had to reset the
