network stack oops 2.4.1/gcc 2.95.3
Iain Sandoe
iain at sandoe.co.uk
Tue Jan 30 06:12:36 EST 2001
> Has there been any follow up to this problem report? Is this a
> regression from gcc-2.95.2 behavior? Franz's pre-releases do not exactly
> correspond to the GCC development pre-releases, so I have no idea when
> this problem began or whether it is local to the linuxppc branch.
It is not a regression test. It would not be particularly easy, either to
put 2.95.2 back up and wind back the system to the build conditions...
but the version used was 2.95.3-test2. and the bk pull was 2.4.1-pre10.
The only reason I associated gcc at all (and copied this to Franz) was that
I don't recall ever seeing an Illegal Instruction oops before.
Unfortunately, (or fortunately depending on your POV) it is not reproducible
to order. It seems to depend on network load - maybe one time in 20 with a
heavily loaded network?
The system is booted OK
It is in the transition from single to init 5 (where portmap & named are
launched in my set-up).
Iain.
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