NetBSD on Sun's 64-bit Ultrasparc based machines (NetBSD/sparc64)

Michael Lorenz | 1 Jun 2008 01:00

Picon

Re: bad wsmouse event


Hello,

On May 31, 2008, at 09:24, raymond.meyer <at> rambler.ru wrote:

> Hi, I sometimes experience Xserver crashes on Ultra10 with Creator3D
> framebuffer, maybe it's something to do with sunffb driver or  
> something else.
> The screen gets garbled and frozen, this always happens due to some  
> action,
> like moving a mouse (I use a USB mouse and keyboard).

You don't have an ffb1, do you?

> I looked at my XFree86.log file and noticed the following lines
>
> WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=1792
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=1536
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=1792
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=1536
> ...
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=458751
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=458751
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=458751
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=458751
> ...
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=117440511
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=117440511
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=117440511
> (WW) Mouse0: bad wsmouse event type=117440512

(Continue reading)

raymond.meyer | 1 Jun 2008 03:58

X-Face

Picon

Re: bad wsmouse event

On Sunday 01 June 2008 00:00:53 Michael Lorenz wrote:
> You don't have an ffb1, do you?
>
No, this is FFB2+
The Xserver crashes are rare, but when it does happen most of the screen gets 
garbled, i.e. I see coloured horizontal stripes across the screen.

Michael Lorenz | 1 Jun 2008 04:16

Picon

Re: bad wsmouse event

Hello,

On May 31, 2008, at 21:58, raymond.meyer <at> rambler.ru wrote:

> On Sunday 01 June 2008 00:00:53 Michael Lorenz wrote:
>> You don't have an ffb1, do you?
>>
> No, this is FFB2+

Damn, it's never the easy explanation ;)

> The Xserver crashes are rare, but when it does happen most of the  
> screen gets
> garbled, i.e. I see coloured horizontal stripes across the screen.

I've never seen anything like that. Is it only the Xserver or does  
the whole machine crash? ( as in - can you still ssh into the machine  
and look around? If you can please attach a gdb to the running  
Xserver and try to provoke the crash, then see what gdb thinks  
happened )

have fun
Michael

Michael Lorenz | 1 Jun 2008 04:27

Picon

Re: bad wsmouse event

Hello,

On May 31, 2008, at 21:58, raymond.meyer <at> rambler.ru wrote:

> On Sunday 01 June 2008 00:00:53 Michael Lorenz wrote:
>> You don't have an ffb1, do you?
>>
> No, this is FFB2+

Damn, it's never the easy explanation ;)

> The Xserver crashes are rare, but when it does happen most of the  
> screen gets
> garbled, i.e. I see coloured horizontal stripes across the screen.

I've never seen anything like that. Is it only the Xserver or does  
the whole machine crash? ( as in - can you still ssh into the machine  
and look around? If you can please attach a gdb to the running  
Xserver and try to provoke the crash, then see what gdb thinks  
happened )

have fun
Michael

raymond.meyer | 1 Jun 2008 13:36

X-Face

Picon

Re: bad wsmouse event

> I've never seen anything like that. Is it only the Xserver or does
> the whole machine crash? ( as in - can you still ssh into the machine
> and look around? If you can please attach a gdb to the running
> Xserver and try to provoke the crash, then see what gdb thinks
> happened )

I think it's just the Xserver, everything else is unaffected. Similar crash 
happened a few days ago, I was playing music via mpd daemon, then I moved a 
mouse to the top menu in konqueror and the screen got corrupted and froze, 
but the daemon was still playing music normally.

How do I cause gdb to provoke a crash on the attached process?

Michael Lorenz | 1 Jun 2008 14:37

Picon

Re: bad wsmouse event


Hello,

On Jun 1, 2008, at 07:36, raymond.meyer <at> rambler.ru wrote:

>> I've never seen anything like that. Is it only the Xserver or does
>> the whole machine crash? ( as in - can you still ssh into the machine
>> and look around? If you can please attach a gdb to the running
>> Xserver and try to provoke the crash, then see what gdb thinks
>> happened )
>
> I think it's just the Xserver, everything else is unaffected.  
> Similar crash
> happened a few days ago, I was playing music via mpd daemon, then I  
> moved a
> mouse to the top menu in konqueror and the screen got corrupted and  
> froze,
> but the daemon was still playing music normally.

Ok, so it's really just the Xserver.

> How do I cause gdb to provoke a crash on the attached process?

You don't. All gdb will do is to tell you what crashed where and how.  
Attach gdb, see if you can provoke the crash somehow, let gdb catch  
it and hope it gives us something useful.

Are you using XFree86 from xsrc or something home-built or Xorg?

have fun

(Continue reading)

raymond.meyer | 1 Jun 2008 14:46

X-Face

Picon

Re: bad wsmouse event

On Sunday 01 June 2008 13:37:42 Michael Lorenz wrote:
> You don't. All gdb will do is to tell you what crashed where and how.
> Attach gdb, see if you can provoke the crash somehow, let gdb catch
> it and hope it gives us something useful.
>
> Are you using XFree86 from xsrc or something home-built or Xorg?

Yeah it's XFree86 from xsrc, I'll see if I can get some info with gdb

Yves Donkof | 2 Jun 2008 11:25

order

Hello,

We are Donkof S.A.R.L in Ivory Coast and we contact you with an aim of weaving a business connection with your company.
We wish to buy articles with you and to be delivered by UPS or Fedex

Our order will be paid in advance by credit card Visa or Mastercard.

Cordially

ETS DONKOF S.A.R.L
01 BP 1236 ABJ01
TEL  225 01262608
RUE DE LA JAT

El cine latino llega al Festival de Cannes. ¡No te pierdas la gran cita del entretenimiento! http://mx.starmedia.com/entretenimiento/especiales/cannes.html

Jan-Hinrich Fessel | 2 Jun 2008 22:10

Re: mlx on sparc?

Now that I was donated a set of mlx boards with newer firmware  I  
get the following:

mlx0 at pci0 dev 2 function 0: Mylex RAID (v3 interface)
mlx0: interrupting at ivec 10
mlx0: initializing (may take some time)...
mlx0: physical drive 2:0 not responding
mlx0: physical drive 2:1 not responding
mlx0: physical drive 2:2 not responding
mlx0: physical drive 2:3 not responding
mlx0: logical drive installation aborted
mlx0: initialization complete
mlx0: DAC960P/PD, 3 channels, firmware 3.51-0-09, 4MB RAM
ppb0 at pci0 dev 4 function 0: Intel product 0x0960 (rev. 0x03)
pci1 at ppb0 bus 1
mlx1 at pci0 dev 4 function 1: Mylex RAID (v4 interface)
mlx1: interrupting at ivec 18
mlx1: DAC960PG, 2 channels, firmware 4.06-0-85, 16MB RAM
ppb1 at pci0 dev 5 function 0: Digital Equipment DC21154 PCI-PCI  
Bridge (rev. 0x02)
pci2 at ppb1 bus 2
Distributed Processing Technology Memory Controller (miscellaneous  
memory, revision 0x02) at pci2 dev 3 function 0 not configured
iop0 at pci2 dev 4 function 0: I2O adapteriop0: reset rejected, status  
0x0
iop0: not responding (reset)

basically the whole setup looks fishy to me. mlx0 gets initialized,  
mlx1 not.  And the DPT PM3755U2B controller (which is basically the  
single channel version of the SUN SRC/P controller) is not accessible

(Continue reading)

Andrew Doran | 2 Jun 2008 22:30

Picon

Re: mlx on sparc?

On Mon, Jun 02, 2008 at 10:10:55PM +0200, Jan-Hinrich Fessel wrote:

> Now that I was donated a set of mlx boards with newer firmware  I  
> get the following:
> 
> mlx0 at pci0 dev 2 function 0: Mylex RAID (v3 interface)
> mlx0: interrupting at ivec 10
> mlx0: initializing (may take some time)...
> mlx0: physical drive 2:0 not responding
> mlx0: physical drive 2:1 not responding
> mlx0: physical drive 2:2 not responding
> mlx0: physical drive 2:3 not responding
> mlx0: logical drive installation aborted
> mlx0: initialization complete
> mlx0: DAC960P/PD, 3 channels, firmware 3.51-0-09, 4MB RAM

Seems ok, it needs a configuration (and some disks by the look of it).

> mlx1 at pci0 dev 4 function 1: Mylex RAID (v4 interface)
> mlx1: interrupting at ivec 18
> mlx1: DAC960PG, 2 channels, firmware 4.06-0-85, 16MB RAM
> ppb1 at pci0 dev 5 function 0: Digital Equipment DC21154 PCI-PCI  
> Bridge (rev. 0x02)
> pci2 at ppb1 bus 2
> Distributed Processing Technology Memory Controller (miscellaneous  
> memory, revision 0x02) at pci2 dev 3 function 0 not configured
> 
> basically the whole setup looks fishy to me. mlx0 gets initialized,  
> mlx1 not.

(Continue reading)

Group

gmane.os.netbsd.ports.sparc64.

Advertisement

Search Archive

Page

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7

Articles in period: 66

June 2008

Language

Change language

Options

Current view: Threads only / Showing only 20 lines / Not hiding cited text.
Change to All messages, whole messages, or hide cited text.

Post a message
NNTP Newsgroup
Classic Gmane web interface
XML

XML

RSS Feed
List Information

About Gmane

Recent entries

sunfire v245 (5 Jun 2013)
bge fail on netboot of NetBSD-6 on v215 and v240 (27 May 2013)
New firefox on sparc64 (13 May 2013)
Problem building perl5 on NetBSD 6 / Sparc64 (4 May 2013)
Apply for loan @ 2%... (10 Apr 2013)
power failure interrupt on Netra X1 (25 Feb 2013)
DIMM population information (25 Feb 2013)
seeprom(4) support (8 Feb 2013)
U80 console trouble (6 Feb 2013)
SB1000/SB2000 now quieter (3 Feb 2013)
pkgsrc/emulators/tme + tap(4) (29 Jan 2013)
RE Archetech Last Minute A4 Page Offer (27 Jan 2013)
V240 Status? (20 Jan 2013)
T1 support? (21 Dec 2012)
npf with 6.0 failing to load module (14 Dec 2012)
SunFire v240 hardware question (2 Dec 2012)
Installing Perl5 not working (24 Nov 2012)
Using %stick where available (6 Nov 2012)
ultra45 port - mostly works! (30 Oct 2012)
Early crash on SB2000 (panic: init: no memory (29 Oct 2012)
Why is checksumming so much slower on a sparc64? (25 Oct 2012)

Archives

2	June 2013
19	May 2013
1	April 2013
1	March 2013
13	February 2013
29	January 2013
16	December 2012
39	November 2012
24	October 2012
3	September 2012
7	August 2012
14	July 2012
3	June 2012
13	May 2012
2	April 2012
18	March 2012
31	February 2012
1	January 2012
4	December 2011
26	November 2011
1	October 2011
19	September 2011
17	August 2011
11	July 2011
24	June 2011
37	May 2011
23	April 2011
2	March 2011
59	February 2011
38	January 2011
17	December 2010
14	November 2010
18	October 2010
5	September 2010
9	July 2010
30	June 2010
88	May 2010
22	April 2010
54	March 2010
13	February 2010
72	January 2010
7	December 2009
21	November 2009
9	October 2009
14	September 2009
79	August 2009
35	July 2009
13	June 2009
40	May 2009
15	April 2009
26	March 2009
80	February 2009
51	January 2009
29	December 2008
17	November 2008
57	October 2008
38	September 2008
46	August 2008
40	July 2008
62	June 2008
57	May 2008
60	April 2008
137	March 2008
82	February 2008
60	January 2008
49	December 2007
87	November 2007
30	October 2007
115	September 2007
72	August 2007
46	July 2007
33	June 2007
58	May 2007
83	April 2007
42	March 2007
50	February 2007
24	January 2007
66	December 2006
29	November 2006
108	October 2006
38	September 2006
72	August 2006
109	July 2006
36	June 2006
34	May 2006
108	April 2006
32	March 2006
70	February 2006
89	January 2006
88	December 2005
97	November 2005
102	October 2005
107	September 2005
86	August 2005
142	July 2005
196	June 2005
159	May 2005
165	April 2005
193	March 2005
218	February 2005
152	January 2005
74	December 2004
91	November 2004
204	October 2004
62	September 2004
56	August 2004
81	July 2004
141	June 2004
56	May 2004
2	April 2004
55	March 2004
68	February 2004
80	January 2004
64	December 2003
56	November 2003
48	October 2003
49	September 2003
78	August 2003
70	July 2003
66	June 2003
72	May 2003
43	April 2003
65	March 2003
95	February 2003
79	January 2003
62	December 2002
97	November 2002
122	October 2002
67	September 2002
89	August 2002
69	July 2002
99	June 2002
88	May 2002
54	April 2002
22	March 2002

Design

Zawodny | Right Menu | Left Menu

Your Own Design

Paste the URL of your CSS below. Download CSS template