On Wed, Jan 15, 2020 at 07:48:04PM -0500, Greg Troxel wrote: > Ronald Georgia <netve...@gmail.com> writes: > > > I am running 9.99.36 on an old AMD FX-6300 six core processor. It is > > 2009 maybe? Same age on the power supply and memory, but new hard > > drives. It will run fine for a while (couple of days) then completely > > locks up. I had xconsole open and the last time it locked up I had > > this message: > > > > ufs_inactive: unlinked uno on “/“ has non zero size 0 or block … > > Panic: > > > > Questions for all you hardware gurus. > > What would be the most likely suspect? > > In my experience, memory, power supply, and the mains supply if it's not > on a UPS, and the UPS if it is on a UPS. > > > Is there hardware test software that you use and some what trust? > > sysutils/memtestplus. Beware that there is some funkiness with gcc > newer than netbsd5 and multicore tests, that may be resolved but I'm not > sure. >
I think the funkiness got worse to the point it doesn't run correctly if built with modern compilers :-( unfortunately I haven't found an easy answer to fixing it. But I suspect netbsd-7 (and possibly netbsd-8?)'s packages work. Other package managers (arch) seem to be downloading the binary & modifying it.
