I just dont seem to be having any luck....
Peter Grehan
grehan at freebsd.org
Thu Nov 13 03:41:05 PST 2003
Hi Corry,
> The exact error I have on my screen now is this:
> panic: vm_pageout_flush: partially invalid page 0xe010bca0 index 9/10
> Welcome to Debugger, panic
> Stopped at 0x3193ec: lwn r0, r1, 0x14
I can reliably reproduce this: it occurs on systems with relatively
small amounts of RAM (e.g. 64/128Mb), and I'm working on fixing it.
A (horrible) workaround is to copy a few directories at a time,
cleanly shut down, reboot, and copy some more directories. Repeat
until the filesystem is populated.
> I also noticed no solution was offered to the underrun problem up there,
> else I'd have tried it. If it is simply repeat, I have tried that 3
> different ways, about 5 times each. Any ideas? I am a programmer, so
> if there is something that specifically needs to be done for the imac
> dv model, I will probably do it, just so I can have this thing running.
> If it is that, I will need some direction though on where to start and
> what I should be looking for
The underrun problem has been very intermittent for me. I've had it
happen on the eMac, but not on an ibook or B&W G3. To investigate
further you'd need to rebuild/reboot a kernel with perhaps some more
diagnostic printouts in the ata code where the error occurs. Also,
it may be worth trying to determine situations involving heavy
disk activity where the bug is readily tickled.
later,
Peter.
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