Kernel Panic

jimp

Without the output of "bt" at that debug prompt, it's hard to say. Yours doesn't look like the other panics in this thread.

ftcsistemi

the next time I will try the bt command and i will post the screen.

thx

clarknova

@ftcsistemi:

the next time I will try the bt command and i will post the screen.

…after you install the dev kernel. Instructions are on the wiki (for full installs) or about 2 screens back for embedded.

jimp

I'm working on getting text dumps working so that even people on a normal install will have the crash dump analysis left in /var/crash after an auto reboot. Hitting a couple roadblocks, though.

Kevin

I think I am running into this issue. I do not have the dev kernel installed. Thought it was a bad hard drive, Had a lot of drive errors after rebooting a few times until it no longer booted. Replaced the drive. Machine ran fine for a couple hours off network. As soon as traffic started hitting it it quit within a few minutes. After a reboot it passed traffic a few minutes and quit again.

Had been running the Dec31 Full i386(it ran fine). Updated to Jan 21 over the weekend. Issue started yesterday. Loaded Jan 26 amd64 today and still see the same behavior.

Does this sound similar to what everyone else is seeing? Where can I find the Dec 31 snap, i must have erased it?

I have another box at the office and some spare public IP's. I can set it up for testing if any of the devs want access (when its up).

Let me know.

This is on a 5015A-EHF-D525 w/4G RAM
http://www.supermicro.com/products/system/1U/5015/SYS-5015A-EHF-D525.cfm

FisherKing

Text dumps will be a nice feature. Thanks for working on that Jimp.

cmb

On the setup we have where secondary panics used to be replicable it's fixed now.

jnorell: can you email me a backup of your config? cmb at pfsense dot org

eri--

Uploaded a new kernel http://files.pfsense.org/kernel_new.gz
Beaware that you need to be updated to the latest snapshot before using this kernel otherwise you will get hangs.

LostInIgnorance

Is this just for the intel em chip fix? or will it also work on my Soekris vr chip?

clarknova

@ermal:

Uploaded a new kernel http://files.pfsense.org/kernel_new.gz

Is that for full installs? amd64?

eri--

That is for full install 32bits.
It should work even on alix boards i am not sure on others since i cannot build for those now.

It should fix all the panics in vr, em or other nics.

vito

Should we be using this snap and later?
pfSense-Full-Update-2.0-BETA5-i386-20110126-0422.tgz 26-Jan-2011 09:47 83M

eri--

Yes.

jnorell

Done.

hugo

Will there be an amd64 version of the fix?

LostInIgnorance

This is what I am supposed to do, correct?

/etc/rc.conf_mount_rw
fetch http://files.pfsense.org/kernel_new.gz
cp kernel_new.gz /boot/kernel/kernel.gz

EDIT: Modified code to reflect below change

eri--

With a little correction.
The last command is cp kernel_new.gz /boot/kernel/kernel.gz

@hugo,
if this results in a fix it will be included in the snapshots which will put it on amd64 snaps as well.

clarknova

And then reboot.

jimp

And hopefully if it all goes as planned the next snapshot should have textdump support that works in it, and when it does panic it will automatically restart and leave the crash info in /var/crash in a .tar file that we can review. Works better than cell phone pics or swapping kernels… :-)

LostInIgnorance

:D ;D :D OMG!!! I am posting this right now via OpenVPN on my neighbors wifi. It is working on my Soekris net5501-70 board so far and I haven't been booted. Will edit this post if it crashes doing more testing.

EDIT: Able to remote into everything fine, and trying file transfers

EDIT EDIT: Haven't had any problems since 5 with the network at home (Soekris). Still am testing the "work" one (em).