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OpenBSD: Crash Reports
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OpenBSD: Crash Reports
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We need the console output on the screen.
Capture it and save it.
Serial consoles are best, but if you are on a VGA console you can
! scroll the console back
and take readable pictures with a phone or camera.
If the kernel panicked we need the traceback.
It may be displayed on the screen.
If you are at a
! ddb>
prompt, type trace.
If you are running SMP, use the mach ddbcpu N command for each
of the N processors you have and repeat the trace
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We need the console output on the screen.
Capture it and save it.
Serial consoles are best, but if you are on a VGA console you can
! scroll the console back
and take readable pictures with a phone or camera.
If the kernel panicked we need the traceback.
It may be displayed on the screen.
If you are at a
! ddb>
prompt, type trace.
If you are running SMP, use the mach ddbcpu N command for each
of the N processors you have and repeat the trace
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The following additional things would be helpful
- The output of the
! ddb>
command show uvm
- The output of the
! ddb>
command show bcstats
- The output of the mount command from your running machine,
so we know what filesystems are mounted and how.
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The following additional things would be helpful
- The output of the
! ddb>
command show uvm
- The output of the
! ddb>
command show bcstats
- The output of the mount command from your running machine,
so we know what filesystems are mounted and how.