I just upgraded an alpha (UP1000) from 4-stable to 5.0-current
(sources from 4am EDT Aug 29th).
When booting, I'm innundated by:
swapinfo: cannot read *swapblist:
swapinfo: cannot read blmeta_t:
swapinfo: cannot read blmeta_t:
<...>
This also affects top, pstat, and other libkvm users.
I think the userland libkvm stuff is at least somewhat OK, because
this doesn't happen if I boot a 4-stable (circa early July) kernel.
FWIW, I can read this struct fine via kgdb:
# gdb -k kernel.debug /dev/mem
<..>
(kgdb) p swapblist
$3 = (struct blist *) 0xfffffe00006b4f20
(kgdb) p *swapblist
$4 = {
bl_blocks = 786436,
bl_radix = 2097152,
bl_skip = 69904,
bl_free = 185598,
bl_root = 0xfffffe000073a000,
bl_rootblks = 30585
}
(kgdb)
Any ideas? I don't have an x86 running -current, so I don't know if
this is alpha-only.
Thanks,
Drew
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