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Hi,
thanks to those who answered my
questions before. I cvsuped today and make world soon after I boot to single
user. While making the world, I noticed that there were signal 4 core dumps
while building libraries
I think the statements are something like
this...
Illegal instruction.... (nm) .... signal 4 core
cumped)
Can't check the /var/tmp/mwout file since I can't
boot into FreeBSD... But the make world process managed to finish
successfully.
Then, I make a new sysinstall but the
process stopped. Again signal 4 core dumped but this time the statement is
something like this...
Illegal instruction ... cpp(1) ... signal 4
core dumped...
After that I install a new kernel and
reboot...
Below is the message that I got
Verifying DMI Pool Data
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BTX Loader 1.00 BTX version is 1.01
Console:internal video/keyboard
panic:zfree(0x1cb04,4096):wild pointer
I use osbs beta to boot between Win98 and
FreeBSD.
My computer is
AMD K62 300MHz,
VA 503+ motherboard
Maxtor hd (4G) -- for FreeBSD
(secondary master)
Quantum Fireball CR (4G) --
for Win98
The original FreeBSD is installed from ftp
(FreeBSD-STABLE) from the primary site.
It is the second installation from ftp site since
the first installation also can't boot after I make a new kernel... (kernel trap
after the npx statement)
The signal 4 core dumped happened frequently since
I make world to FreeBSD 3.3 Stable from FreeBSD 3.2 Stable. During 3.2 Stable,
the FreeBSD works great without any problems.
I have already low level formated my hd before my
second ftp installation using maxtor's hd utility program to check whether I
have a faulty hd. The hd passed all tests.
Attached is a copy of my kernel configuration file
which I saved in my Win98 partition. (I've edited it to make it
smaller...;)
Any hints on what I should do to boot into FreeBSD?
(I don't use Win98, my family use it...;)
I do installed gcc 2.9.1, does this has anything to
do with my problem??
thanks in advance...
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Opal