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07-12-2002 04:21 AM
07-12-2002 04:21 AM
system always hangs when using the same C binary
Hi,
Refering to a my previous message posted the 5/07/2, I found out that a C binary was causing my system to hang (needs then a hard boot to get it back running)
This is the info from the crash dump and note from HP:
==============================
What I see in this dump it is a HPMC, but it looks like a arpa or btlan
problem on your network card:
Stack Trace for Crash event 0
=============================
============== EVENT ============================
= Event #0 is HPMC on CPU #0
= p crash_event_t 0x9e7000
= p rpb_t 0x9e0ae0
= Using pc from pim.wide.rp_pcoq_head_hi = 0x3bd374
============== EVENT ============================
SR4=0x00000000
SR.SP RP
SR4.0x000000000099b980 0x003bd374 dino3_read_32+0x4c
SR4.0x000000000099b8e0 0x003bcfa0 dino3_rd_uint32+0x18
SR4.0x000000000099b860 0x0055c048 btlan_offline_isr+0x1b8
SR4.0x000000000099b7c0 0x0055c2fc btlan_isr+0x18c
SR4.0x000000000099b720 0x003ba474 dino_isr+0xb4
SR4.0x000000000099b650 0x00259490 up_ext_interrupt+0x250
SR4.0x000000000099b520 0x0015ec9c ihandler+0x8cc
+------------- TRAP ----------------------------
| Trap type 4 in KERNEL mode at 0x2093f8 (boot+0x900)
| p struct save_state 0.0x99b050
+------------- TRAP ----------------------------
I have updated all the network patches, but it did not solve the problem.
We have changed the network card, but still the same problem.
I found out later taht the system hang always happed when an in house application was being used.
I have to tell you that we just have upgraded from a D210 system running 10.20 (32 bit processor) to
an L1000 running 11.0 (64 bit processor)
The application has always worked on the old system and ported to the new one without any problem.
The day before the crash started, I recompiled the application (in house developped) on the new
system (using ansi c compiler :
LINT B.11.11.04 CXREF B.11.11.04
HP92453-01 B.11.11.04 HP C Compiler
$ Sep 8 2000 23:13:51 $)
Question: Why the new binary recompiled with the new system has caused the server hang when using it.
This application is used in user mode. I monitored with TOP command the running application It was the highest process.
%CPU reached 24 and then the system hanged.
Hope some can help
Nariman
Refering to a my previous message posted the 5/07/2, I found out that a C binary was causing my system to hang (needs then a hard boot to get it back running)
This is the info from the crash dump and note from HP:
==============================
What I see in this dump it is a HPMC, but it looks like a arpa or btlan
problem on your network card:
Stack Trace for Crash event 0
=============================
============== EVENT ============================
= Event #0 is HPMC on CPU #0
= p crash_event_t 0x9e7000
= p rpb_t 0x9e0ae0
= Using pc from pim.wide.rp_pcoq_head_hi = 0x3bd374
============== EVENT ============================
SR4=0x00000000
SR.SP RP
SR4.0x000000000099b980 0x003bd374 dino3_read_32+0x4c
SR4.0x000000000099b8e0 0x003bcfa0 dino3_rd_uint32+0x18
SR4.0x000000000099b860 0x0055c048 btlan_offline_isr+0x1b8
SR4.0x000000000099b7c0 0x0055c2fc btlan_isr+0x18c
SR4.0x000000000099b720 0x003ba474 dino_isr+0xb4
SR4.0x000000000099b650 0x00259490 up_ext_interrupt+0x250
SR4.0x000000000099b520 0x0015ec9c ihandler+0x8cc
+------------- TRAP ----------------------------
| Trap type 4 in KERNEL mode at 0x2093f8 (boot+0x900)
| p struct save_state 0.0x99b050
+------------- TRAP ----------------------------
I have updated all the network patches, but it did not solve the problem.
We have changed the network card, but still the same problem.
I found out later taht the system hang always happed when an in house application was being used.
I have to tell you that we just have upgraded from a D210 system running 10.20 (32 bit processor) to
an L1000 running 11.0 (64 bit processor)
The application has always worked on the old system and ported to the new one without any problem.
The day before the crash started, I recompiled the application (in house developped) on the new
system (using ansi c compiler :
LINT B.11.11.04 CXREF B.11.11.04
HP92453-01 B.11.11.04 HP C Compiler
$ Sep 8 2000 23:13:51 $)
Question: Why the new binary recompiled with the new system has caused the server hang when using it.
This application is used in user mode. I monitored with TOP command the running application It was the highest process.
%CPU reached 24 and then the system hanged.
Hope some can help
Nariman
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07-12-2002 04:45 AM
07-12-2002 04:45 AM
Re: system always hangs when using the same C binary
Have you called or reported this to the HP response center?
live free or die
harry
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07-12-2002 05:04 AM
07-12-2002 05:04 AM
Re: system always hangs when using the same C binary
Hi
1)get the crash dump properly analysed.
2)make a tusc wrapper for the application and trace it.
Steve Steel
1)get the crash dump properly analysed.
2)make a tusc wrapper for the application and trace it.
Steve Steel
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07-15-2002 12:46 AM
07-15-2002 12:46 AM
Re: system always hangs when using the same C binary
Hi Steve,
I have downloaded tusc.
I have no manual page for it.
Could you may be tell me how to use it?
Thanks a lot
Narimane
I have downloaded tusc.
I have no manual page for it.
Could you may be tell me how to use it?
Thanks a lot
Narimane
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