On Tue, Oct 07, 2003 at 08:08:04PM +0200, Thiemo Seufer wrote: > Run it through ksymoops and we can probably tell.
Instruction bus error, epc == 80045ae0, ra == 8005d8a8 Oops in traps.c::do_be, line 491: $0 : 00000000 80280000 80280000 000f48b0 8027ef94 000f48b0 8027ef94 00000000 $8 : 8023e108 bc040000 00000020 874d227c 86b857e4 86b857e8 86b857e0 00000008 $16: 00000000 00000000 00000000 8027ebc0 80259820 fffffffe 00000000 04102060 $24: 00000000 2b107a90 8023e000 8023fde0 8043ff80 8005d8a8 Hi : 00000000 Lo : 00000600 epc : 80045ae0 Not tainted Using defaults from ksymoops -t elf32-tradlittlemips -a mips:3000 Status: 1000e400 Cause : 00000018 Process swapper (pid: 0, stackpage=8023e000) Stack: 00000000 8005da74 00000000 04102060 00000001 8005dd18 8027ebe0 20000001 8027ebe0 8005de64 8027ebe0 800598e4 00000000 811b2940 8023fea8 801263bc 800596a0 00000000 80158898 80158888 000000c0 80259848 00000000 80259838 fffffffe 1000e400 8023fea8 00000000 80059170 30000400 fffffffb 00000011 8004a6e8 8667c000 802590d0 8026c97c fffffffb 0000000d 8004a728 8044e2d0 ... Call Trace: [<8005da74>] [<8005dd18>] [<8005de64>] [<800598e4>] [<801263bc>] [<800596a0>] [<80158898>] [<80158888>] [<80059170>] [<8004a6e8>] [<8004a728>] [<80125574>] [<80125574>] [<800432dc>] [<800432c0>] [<8020a37c>] [<8004042c>] [<8020959c>] Code: 03a02021 080115e0 00000000 <401a6000> 00000000 001ad0c0 07400003 03a0d821 3c1b802b >>RA; 8005d8a8 <update_wall_time+18/7c> >>$1; 80280000 <uidhash_table+2c/40c> >>$2; 80280000 <uidhash_table+2c/40c> >>$4; 8027ef94 <xtime+4/8> >>$6; 8027ef94 <xtime+4/8> >>$8; 8023e108 <init_task_union+108/2000> >>$19; 8027ebc0 <irq_stat+0/20> >>$20; 80259820 <tasklet_hi_vec+0/10> >>$28; 8023e000 <init_task_union+0/2000> >>$29; 8023fde0 <init_task_union+1de0/2000> >>$31; 8005d8a8 <update_wall_time+18/7c> >>PC; 80045ae0 <handle_ibe+0/cc> <===== Trace; 8005da74 <update_process_times+34/11c> Trace; 8005dd18 <timer_bh+160/168> Trace; 8005de64 <do_timer+144/14c> Trace; 800598e4 <bh_action+60/d8> Trace; 801263bc <timer_interrupt+f8/1cc> Trace; 800596a0 <tasklet_hi_action+110/1a4> Trace; 80158898 <lance_interrupt+2b0/2d8> Trace; 80158888 <lance_interrupt+2a0/2d8> Trace; 80059170 <do_softirq+1a0/1a8> Trace; 8004a6e8 <do_IRQ+e4/12c> Trace; 8004a728 <do_IRQ+124/12c> Trace; 80125574 <handle_it+8/10> Trace; 80125574 <handle_it+8/10> Trace; 800432dc <cpu_idle+6c/74> Trace; 800432c0 <cpu_idle+50/74> Trace; 8020a37c <p.1+324/d38> Trace; 8004042c <init+0/194> Trace; 8020959c <genexcept_early+dc/9f0> Code; 80045ad4 <handle_ades_int+28/34> 00000000 <_PC>: Code; 80045ad4 <handle_ades_int+28/34> 0: 03a02021 move a0,sp Code; 80045ad8 <handle_ades_int+2c/34> 4: 080115e0 j 45780 <_PC+0x45780> Code; 80045adc <handle_ades_int+30/34> 8: 00000000 nop Code; 80045ae0 <handle_ibe+0/cc> <===== c: 401a6000 mfc0 k0,$12 <===== Code; 80045ae4 <handle_ibe+4/cc> 10: 00000000 nop Code; 80045ae8 <handle_ibe+8/cc> 14: 001ad0c0 sll k0,k0,0x3 Code; 80045aec <handle_ibe+c/cc> 18: 07400003 bltz k0,28 <_PC+0x28> Code; 80045af0 <handle_ibe+10/cc> 1c: 03a0d821 move k1,sp Code; 80045af4 <handle_ibe+14/cc> 20: 3c1b802b lui k1,0x802b Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler! So that is what ksymoops says. At the time it happaned the network was configured this way eth0: 192.168.8.3 eth1: 192.168.8.4 gateway 192.168.8.1 through eth0 Command running: ping 192.168.8.255\ About 15 machines are on the network and were responding to the ping. Len Sorensen
