Am Son, 2003-09-14 um 17.30 schrieb Steve Kargl: > On Sun, Sep 14, 2003 at 11:42:21AM +0200, Sebastian Ssmoller wrote: > > i did cvsup for /usr/src yesterday and did a build world. > > i also build a new kernel without all these debugging things. > > If you're running FreeBSD-current, I would suggest that > you put the debugging options back into your kernel. sorry to forget to post these info's: i am running freebsd-current. started with 5.1 release and updated yesterday. i removed the debugging stuff from the kernel cause i wanted to check the possible performance difference. > > > i rebooted the system and everything went fine first but then > > i tried to recompile pf_freebsd and the system crashed. > > Without debugging or even a panic message, it is fairly > difficult to make any useful suggestions i agree but this would be difficult when being unable to reboot the system :) . > > > i rebooted and did fsck and tried the rebuild again - same thing :( > > Panic message? no message :( first time it froze , second time it rebooted. > > > reboot again, fsck with many errors (some sectors could not be written, > > inconsistancy soft updates). > > i managed to start gnome2 agian. i started vmware and ... crash agin :'( > > Are you sure you don't want to run FreeBSD 4.8? good question :) > > > so i thought of using the old kernel again but when i restart and > > run fsck it is NOT able to mark /usr as clean !! :( > > > > what can i do now ? any ideas ? > > When fsck fails to clean /usr are there any error messages? > What fsck command did you issue to clean up /usr? Did you > try using an alternate super block? i ran: fsck -y /usr and it complains several times (!) about "unexpected soft-update inconsistency" and "unable to write block" :( i have not tried an alternate super block yet - i was not sure whether this could help, could it ? > > What compiler flags did you use to build the kernel? i used default settings finally i found out that i can mount /usr readonly so a backup could be possible (?); creating new ufs2 and restore backup could be a possible solution (?) thx seb > > -- > Steve >Received on Sun Sep 14 2003 - 07:17:08 UTC
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