DragonFlyBSD

:Hi,
:
:trying to boot with the latest SYSINIT changes, I get an early panic:
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:http://87.78.98.243/tmp/LPIC0025.JPG
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:I've tried with and without ACPI. The box is an old P3 laptop.
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:Sascha
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:http://yoyodyne.ath.cx

Try to match up those code addresses with the nm -n output from
    the kernel binary:

0xc029b5cf
    0xc029b45f
    0xc0295ba4
    0xc013f8bb

It looks like it should be something simple.

-Matt
                    Matthew Dillon 
                    <dillon@backplane.com>

OK, no addresses match exactly. The nearest neighboring addresses
(addresses in brackets are from the trace) follow:

..
c013f810 T btext
c013f879 t begin
[c013f8bb]
c013f8bc T sigcode
..
c0295b0b T mi_startup
[c0295ba4]
c0295c18 t print_caddr_t
..
c029b42c T module_register_init
[c029b45f]
c029b4f8 T module_register
[c029b5cf]
c029b60d T module_reference
..

Sascha

:OK, no addresses match exactly. The nearest neighboring addresses
:(addresses in brackets are from the trace) follow:

Ok.  Looks like it is dying trying to add a module to the 
    module list, probably because the module list isn't initialized.

I found a bug with the EST module, it was using the wrong sysinit
    priority.  Try it now.

-Matt

Haha, indeed that was the bug. :)

While this laptop doesn't have EST, I copied the config from a laptop
that supports it and forgot to remove the option.

The box works now.

Thanks,
Sascha

Fixed by Matt.