DragonFlyBSD

:Hi,
:Im unable to boot my workstation with the current HEAD kernel. The boot
:seems to go ok up untill
:
:uhub2: port error, restarting port 1
:uhub2: port error, giving up port 1
:
:And then it just restarts without any panic. Any advise on how to debug it?
:
:Cheers,
:Petr

This could be a tough one.  Does it boot on an older ISO?

Sometimes having it boot with the console on the serial port yields
    more information.  boot -v might help in addition to that.  If we can't
    get any clues from that you could try compiling up a kernel with as 
    many drivers as possible removed (leaving just the console/video/disk
    driver).  If it is a SMP box you could try booting with a UP kernel.

-Matt
                    Matthew Dillon 
                    <dillon@backplane.com>

I reverted back to kernel compiled on 1st of October and it works again,

so the problem came to be between yesterday and 1st of October. I'll
give boot -v and compiling the least amount of drivers a shot.

Petr

:I reverted back to kernel compiled on 1st of October and it works again,
:
:so the problem came to be between yesterday and 1st of October. I'll
:give boot -v and compiling the least amount of drivers a shot.
:
:Petr

I couldn't find a smoking gun in the commit history.  If possible
    could you try burning and booting snapshot CDs to narrow down the
    date range where the problem first began?

-Matt

Ok Matt, will do and give you results.

Petr

The problem has disappeared after refetching the kernel source and make
buildworld, installworld and buildkernel,installkernel. Weird, weird...

Petr

As for:
device acx

Your will need:
device wlan_ratectl_amrr
device wlan_ratectl_onoe

Best Regards,
sephe

:
:The problem has disappeared after refetching the kernel source and make
:buildworld, installworld and buildkernel,installkernel. Weird, weird...
:
:Petr

Hmm.  We're you playing around with any special options or did you
    tell the system to use a different default compiler or something like
    that?

-Matt

The problem is, I did neither. I wasnt doing anything special except

trying Simon's sound patch on the latest HEAD kernel, so I restarted
with the new kernel and started having those weird reboots, then I
deleted sys, and tried without Simon's patch, had same problem. then i
tried precompiled GENERIC kernels from 10th and 20th of October and they
worked, so I deleted sys again, ran cvs up and did make and here it works.

Petr

Keep posting to a wrong mailing list this week all the time....

Or perhaps any hidden local patches?
--
Thomas E. Spanjaard
tgen@netphreax.net