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12-15-2000 11:18 AM
12-15-2000 11:18 AM
Can't build kernel from SAM
UNEXPECTED EXIT: process LANG=C LC_ALL=C /usr/sam/lbin/samx -C -p 1589 -s kc_sa_param /usr/sam/lib//kc.uui exited with a non-zero exit status.
sh: 3369 Memory fault
The path for kc.uui seems strange to me. The only parameters I have changed are max_thread_proc and nkthread. Any help appreciated, thanks.
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12-15-2000 11:33 AM
12-15-2000 11:33 AM
Re: Can't build kernel from SAM
Try running swlist -l fileset -a state | more to make sure that all the patches are configured.
If you find something isn't swconfig
Just a thought,
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12-15-2000 11:47 AM
12-15-2000 11:47 AM
Re: Can't build kernel from SAM
It could be that if this is a Ignited system you have two SAM patch versions on your system.
Check with "show_patches -as".
The swlist -l fileset -a state, might show the installed state of one of the patches.
It could be that your experiencing the problem fix described in the latetst SAM patch, if so, follow the instructions of the latest SAM patch.
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12-15-2000 12:37 PM
12-15-2000 12:37 PM
Re: Can't build kernel from SAM
good luck
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12-15-2000 10:25 PM
12-15-2000 10:25 PM
Re: Can't build kernel from SAM
this looks more like a sam issue than a kernel issue.
Check if you have a sam patch installed and if the patch is configured.
run swlist -l fileset -a state | grep -i sam
if it says installed and not configured on the right hand site, run swconfig PH...
You can regen a kernel manually with the mk_kernel command:
mk_kernel -s /stand/system
mv /stand/build/vmunix_test /stand/vmunix
reboot the box
Steffi jones
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12-17-2000 02:58 AM
12-17-2000 02:58 AM
Re: Can't build kernel from SAM
Have you tried other options within SAM??
Patch description PHCO_21187
The previous patch, PHCO_19047, may fail to configure if installed simultaneously with other SAM-related filesets. The configure script will return a non-zero exit code and the log file /var/adm/sw/swagent.log will
contain the message:
ERROR: This fileset's configure script has called the SAM Task Manager Registration tool. The tools failed to register part of this filesets Task Manager tasks needed by SAM.
PHCO_19047 can be successfully configured by removing it and reinstalling it individually.
At run time, this problem can manifest itself in a number of ways, including such error messages as "tm_parser error", "da_parser error", "SAM internal error", or
"infrastructure error". The corrupted registration database may only affect tasks that are not normally run on the subject system, so that SAM will still run fine.
Due to the ambiguity of the run-time symptoms, it is necessary to check the swagent.log for configure failures.