On 12/17/13 20:01, Kenneth R Westerback wrote: > On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 07:32:02PM -0500, RD Thrush wrote: >> On 11/22/13 12:03, Stuart Henderson wrote: >>> On 2013/11/22 08:47, RD Thrush wrote: >>>> On 11/11/13 11:22, Stuart Henderson wrote: >>>>> On 2013/11/11 09:53, RD Thrush wrote: >>>>>>> Synopsis: Firewall panic with Nov 10 snapshot >>>>>>> Category: kernel >>>>>>> Environment: >>>>>> System : OpenBSD 5.4 >>>>>> Details : OpenBSD 5.4-current (GENERIC) #142: Sun Nov 10 22:52:49 >>>>>> MST 2013 >>>>>> >>>>>> dera...@i386.openbsd.org:/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/compile/GENERIC >>>>>> Architecture: OpenBSD.i386 >>>>>> Machine : i386 >>>>>>> Description: >>>>>> Soekris 5501 firewall panics an hour after booting new snapshot. >>>>>> Appended is >>>>>> some ddb info as well as normal sendbug details. >>>>>>> How-To-Repeat: >>>>>> Don't know. >>>>>>> Fix: >>>>>> Revert to Nov 7 kernel >>>>> >>>>> I've reverted the bpf commit for now, it looks like the change is >>>>> invalidating >>>>> assumptions of the conditional around bpf_read()'s tsleep in bpf.c:439 .. >>>> >>>> It appears this problem still exists. I've had panic's on 3 machines since >>>> upgrading to the Nov 20 snap (2 amd64, 1 i386). I've attached the report >>>> from >>>> the x2 machine and am appending ddb's trace,ps,show registers and callout >>>> from >>>> all three. I have the full serial captures if more info is required. >>> >>> I've just updated things on my router at home and hit this (with >>> ladvd), including with the bpf.c commits reverted. >>> >>> I'm using "ladvd -Lz" and hit the panic pretty much as soon as it starts. >> >> The panic remains with today's snapshot. This problem originated with v1.84 >> of sys/net/bpf.c. Despite several reverts since, the problem remains. It >> is easy to reproduce, ie.: > > Not sure how we can point the finger at remnants of 1.84 since > > [ snip ] > i.e. only comment changes from 1.83 remain. What rev of bpf.c does work > for you? > > .... Ken
I believe I had reverted to the Nov. 7 snapshot on the soekris 5501 successfully. Since then I've tried various combinations of amd64/i386 & sp/mp, with newer snaps and reported some of them in this thread. I stopped using darkstat on the firewall after that initial report. I'm afraid I should have said the problem started w/ the Nov 11 snapshot rather than incorrectly point the finger at the bpf.c/bpfdesc.h changes. Unfortunately, I no longer have any 5.4 snapshots older than Nov 11... I do have a crash dump (and can easily reproduce another) but am not able to analyze them. What else can I do to help?
