System hangs driving me nuts. Any help is appreciated.
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Update to the latest snapshot out there. If you're already on the latest one, wait for the next one and use it.
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10-4. Updating now. Is this a known issue?
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It was, but there have been commits since then to fix it.
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Just had a hang on 2.0-BETA5 (amd64) built on Fri Feb 11 06:51:36 EST 2011. Nearly identical error message. Updating to newer snapshot now.
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Screen grabs of the page faults.
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You also need the output from "bt" at the db> prompt, or it doesn't tell us enough.
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Still hanging on 2.0-RC1 (amd64) built on Sun Feb 13 23:53:14 EST 2011. Installed the dev kernel and noticed the /var/crash contained about 10 crash reports since yesterday. Apparently the web ui deletes the crash reports before the click here to continue and delete crash reports link is clicked. I went to grab the crash data, but the folder was empty. I'll try again next time.
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If you have crash data, you are not getting a hang, but a panic.
There were commits to fix this panic yesterday but a new image hasn't yet been built. I'm starting one here in a few minutes after I recompile some ports.
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Please describe even your install.
What you are running as services how many interfaces and so on. It helps on fixing these. -
Just had another crash. Rebooted the system and no crash report. It is hard to get information from the dev kernel because it scrolls much more info after a crash and I can only get one screenshots worth in a capture.
My hardware:
SuperMicro X7SPE-HF Motherboard with Atom D510 (Dual core atom w/ HT)
2x Intel 82574L Gigabit LAN (em driver)
2x Intel 82576 Gigabit LAN (igb driver)I am running three interfaces, em0, em1, ibg1. DHCP server on em1, Captive Portal on em1. DNS Forwarder is enabled. And I have a handful of rules defined. No packages installed.
Attached is my config.
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It scrolls so fast because it's taking the crash report to put in /var/crash
The GUI should tell you there is a crash report, which you can view and upload to us via the GUI. After it's uploaded, it's deleted from your system.
If you want to look at the manually and not in the GUI, you can move them out of /var/crash by hand before using the crash reporting feature in the GUI.
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Finally able to grab some info from the crash that reboots. Haven't been able to get much from the crash that sticks at the db prompt.
info.txt
config.txt
ddb.txt
msgbuf.txt
panic.txt
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Update to the new snapshot that's up now, give it another try.
