Robert Watson <rwatson_at_freebsd.org> writes: > Thanks for the report -- I have some questions below that it would be > helpful if you could answer. > > On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, [iso-8859-2] Sławek Żak wrote: > >> I've got a Sun V20z 2 cpu Opteron box. I experience hard hangs when >> accessing NFS simulatneously from 2 processes (tested with parallel port >> builds with /usr/ports mounted over NFS with >> nosuid,nodev,soft,bg,intr). rpc.lockd and rpc.statd are both enabled for >> NFS. > > From the above, can I assume that this is a problem on the NFS client, and > that the NFS server is on another system reachable via a local area > network? Correct. > When "hung", can the machine be pinged from another machine? Haven't tried it. I will. > From your subject line, it looks like you mean "when debug.mpsafenet=0, > this doesn't happen". Is that a correct reading? Yes, I've forgotten to add it, but followed up with another email. > Could you try running with WITNESS and INVARIANTS enabled, and see if you > get any specific warnings or assertion failures? A hard hang could imply > a deadlock, which WITNESS would be able to report on. Other sources of > hard hangs may be easier to debug with INVARIANTS and WITNESS enabled. Ok. > If possible, getting access to a serial console might make this problem > significantly easier to debug. I will try to make a cable for such access. Tomorrow morning. >> I cannot also enter the debugger with C-M-ESC (no serial console at this >> moment, sorry). When the system is running and I try to enter the debugger >> on video console I get garbage on the screen and a reboot immediately >> after. Scary stuff. I can't play with MP watchdog now (4 CPU box arrives in >> two weeks). > > So when there isn't a problem and you try to enter the debugger on the > video console, you get the garbage, or only when this problem is > manifesting? When the server is working fine. When it's hanging I cannot enter the debugger. /SReceived on Tue Oct 26 2004 - 12:09:52 UTC
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