> Ok, good. So now your disk server may be starting. Are you sure you said
> "disk/wd_dos0"?
No, I said "disk/wd:wd0_dos0"
> Your error message below looks like you configured
> disk/wd:wd0_dos0, which would be right for the first DOS partition on the
> first IDE disk.
That's the one.
>
> Do ^Z to enter the kernel debugger, and "pr" to see the proceses. Is there
> still a "wd" process?
Yes.
> Do "pr <pid>" on it, and then do "bt <tid>" on the
> thread within it.
The output of "pr 5" looks like:
5 wd
vas 181ea10 threads 181fa00 runq 181dda0 sys/usr 0/0
.
.
.
6 SLEEP kstack c0b000 uregs cobfc0 wchan 1819950 <none>/<none>
.
.
.
I assume the "6 SLEEP" entry is the thread". (?)
> Let me know what the backtrace looks like (just routine
> names will be fine) and we can see where Mr. Disk has gone.
"bt 6" produces:
_switch() called from _p_sema_v_lock + 18a
_p_sema_v_lock() called from _msg_receive + 44
_msg_receive() called from _syscall +dl
_syscall() called from _Tsyscall + 17
Does this give you any clues?
Received on Sat Sep 19 20:06:52 1998
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