Thanks Stuart.
> Try "call cpu_reset".
That made the machine reboot cleanly. Afterwards, dmesg and
dmesg.boot had captured both the 6.3 boot and the 6.3 reboot, but the
ddb session in between was missing. Is there a ddb command that
flushes the session log to the message buffer?
> Or take phot
On 2018-04-17, Rodney Polkinghorne wrote:
> Dear list
>
> My old Dell laptop ran stably under 6.1. After I upgraded to 6.2,
> the kernel started to crash with "page fault trap, code=0" every
> time I started the X server. Every other time, this left the file
> system in a state that fsck could n
Dear list
My old Dell laptop ran stably under 6.1. After I upgraded to 6.2,
the kernel started to crash with "page fault trap, code=0" every
time I started the X server. Every other time, this left the file
system in a state that fsck could not repair. I don't have a spare
laptop for debugging,
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