Re: Ahah, 4096 blocksize disk is not recognised under Linux?

[Krystian B. <cah...@st...>]

Hi !

> Hello all,
>
> OK, tried starting Linux again and it got past the bit where it hung before
> and instead crashed after trying to initialise the hardware clock. Can I
> disable this update by using a startup switch to the bootstrap command?
>
> The error message was something like this (as much as I could scribble
> down):
>
> Setting the System clock using the hardware clock as reference...
> NIP: c00dca04     XER: 20000000
> LR: c00dc9f8    REGS: c5c8dd60
> TRAP 0300
> MSR: 00001072    EE: 0    PR: 0     FP: 0 ME
> call backtrace
>
> blaa blaa
>
> kernel access of bad area pc c00daa04    IP    c00dca04
> lr c00dc9f8    address 70 tsk hwclock/25
>
> and it said kernel panic somewhere and rebooting in 180 secs.

Hmm. It'd be more useful if you used ksymoops. Then those magic numbers
would change into kernel symbols. If you want to help you should:

1) run kernel with "debug=mem" option
2) after it hangs up run "dmesg >debug.txt" from amigaos
3) run kernel version that doesn't hang your amiga
4) copy debug.txt file somewhere on your linux partition
5) run "ksymoops -V -K -L -m System.map debug.txt >oops.txt" where
System.map file have to be in the same version as unstable kernel (each
compiled kernel has only one System.map, so if you compiled kernel
yourself System.map should be somewhere in source directory, if you
downloaded kernel from internet it should be in archive)
6) send your oops.txt file, some hardware info and of course linux
kernel version to linux-apus-devel list

Kind Regards
Krystian Baclawski