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Old 08-25-2014
Panic on SCO6
Hi all,

I am running SCO6 in a VMWare environment. For the past two Sunday's during the system's automatic reboot I have received a Panic and the system has locked up. I have had to power off the VM and back on. I have never run into this sort of thing. Can someone help direct me to where the problem is? Thanks...

Code:
PANIC: address fault from interrupt routine; kernel address 0xF342EFFF
Kernel Page Fault from (cs:eip) = (100:C0203EA5):
 eax=F342EFFF ebx=F87A7F14 ecx=F3C2EEC0 edx=F87A7F10
 esi=F87A7F10 edi=F87A7F00 ebp=F95E1800 esp=FFFDAA50
Raw stack dump begins at 0xFFFDAA50:
A50 F924BE20 C01AD6D8 F95E1800 F87A7F10 00000001 F95B6A1C F924BE20 F95B6A00
A70 00000004 F924BE20 C01AD56A F924BE20 C0000A48 F924BE20 C0193731 F924BE20
A90 00000000 F981F600 EE04C300 F924BE20 C002FA1B 00000002 000000F0 C0000A48
AB0 F924BE20 C0149F95 F924BE20 EDF0CEC0 F981F600 EE04C300 EE04C378 00000000
AD0 EE04C378 F95B6E00 EE04C378 C014A041 EE04C300 F981F600 EE04C378 EE04C300
AF0 C014A2D8 EE04C300 F9226100 00000040 EE04C378 C002F941 EE04C378 F920F000
B10 C021C507 EE04C378 C08D94C0 C08D94A8 C08D94A8 F18452C0 00000000 C04D22F8
B30 00000000 00000002 F920E000 C00EE704 C0106CBF F920F000 FFFDAB80 C08D94A8
B50 00000000 00000000 C08D94D4 C04DCD24 C005B408 00000000 C0167167 C08D94A8
B70 C08D9054 C08D9084 C08D94A8 C08D9084 FFFDABC0 C0166EC3 C08D94A8 00000246

PANIC REGISTERS:
  kcp:fffdac08 trp:       - efl:       - eip:c01889db xcmn_panic+5b()
  eax:fffdac08 ebx:       0 ecx:c04dcbd0 edx:       7 cs: 100 ds: 108 fs:   0
  esi:ffff62a0 edi:c0232634 ebp:fffda940 esp:fffda920 ss: 108 es: 108 gs:   0
STACK TRACE FOR IDLE CONTEXT OF ENGINE 1:
 xcmn_panic+5b(c0232634)..............................esp:fffda944 ret:c01899c7
 xcmn_err+1c7(3 c0232634 fffda994)....................esp:fffda978 ret:c01868aa
 cmn_err+14(3 c0232634 f342efff)......................esp:fffda988 ret:c00d2875

Moderator's Comments:
Mod Comment edit by bakunin: please use CODE-tags. Thank you.
Last edited by bakunin; 08-25-2014 at 11:02 PM..
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Old 08-25-2014
I am no SCO specialist, so only a general pointer from me:

Kernel panics are usually caused when the kernel is not able to access the boot medium during boot. The question is: what is different between the "automatic reboot" you mentioned and a complete powercycle of the VM?

I hope this helps.

bakunin
 
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