> Unimplemented SPARC system call 153
> PSR: 04001085 PC: 50095564 NPC: 50095568 Y: 00000000
> g0: 00000000 g1: 00000099 g2: effff94c g3: 500013f1
> g4: 00000018 g5: 00000000 g6: 00000000 g7: 00000000
> o0: effffa78 o1: 00000001 o2: 0000ea60 o3: ffffffff
> o4: 0002ca10 o5: 00018c00 sp: effff9b0 ret_pc: 5008e3fc
> l0: 00000080 l1: 50025b94 l2: 00000000 l3: f0131800
> l4: 00000000 l5: 00029800 l6: 00000000 l7: ffffffff
> i0: effffa78 i1: 500dc924 i2: 00000000 i3: 00010000
> i4: 00000003 i5: 00018c00 i6: effffa18 i7: 00011648
Some program is calling a syscall that isn't implemented. On
Linux/i386, this is never displayed, and on Linux/alpha, it is a small
note. I don't know why the sparc implementation has to barf this much.
It's quite disturbing when running kerberos with afs support, and afs
is not present in the kernel.
/Magnus
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