Attilla Danko(deleted)
01/29/2008 2:48 PM
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That crash appears to appear first in revision 140558 of kerext_process.c:
<http://svn.ott.qnx.com/view/product/trunk/services/system/ker/kerext_proces
s.c?annotate=140558>
Looks like ProcessDestroyAll() is asserting that the process to destroy has
no open fds. Which is done at line 314 in the current rev of
kerext_process.c
Mario Charest wrote:
> The machine crashed while booting with the message:
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> Crash[0,0] at kerext_process line 253.
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> Any clue? I looked into the source ( yeah baby! ) but the target is
> 6.3.0 and it seems the source have been updated since then ;-)
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> I have not ruled out hardware problem for the moment.
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> Mario
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> http://community.qnx.com/sf/go/post4648
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Attilla Danko(deleted)
01/29/2008 3:13 PM
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Attilla Danko wrote:
> That crash appears to appear first in revision 140558 of kerext_process.c:
Oops. 140448 is the *latest* revision with a crash() on line 253. The
earliest
is revision 123066.
Because that area of code is a big block of asserts, you need to know
exactly
which version of 6.3.0 (the exact rev number of kerext_process.c) since that
block of asserts shifts around from ref to rev. For example in 123066, line
253 is asserting the clobbert process must have zero active threads.
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