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From: Brantley Coile <brantley@coraid.com>
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 13:00:29 -0400
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Subject: [9fans] rdbfs
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I'm having trouble getting rdbfs to work.  I start the rdbfs as follows:

	term% rdbfs -p 1000 /mnt/consoles/bertha

(I've imported the console to bertha from the console server.)

I then run db 

	db -k /386/9satabwctst 1000

which sends the following out the serial line

	R00000030 4c ca 00 80
	R00000038 a0 58 10 80
	R801058a0 83 c4 08 c3
	R801058a1 c4 08 c3 83
	cpu0: registers for genrandom 2
	FLAGS=10086 TRAP=E ECODE=0 PC=80105855 SS=58A2 USP=80200DE5
	  AX 080058A2  BX 8021554C  CX 080058A2  DX 00000000
	  SI 080058A2  DI 00000010  BP 00000010
	  CS 0010  DS 0008  ES 0008  FS 001B  GS 001B
 	  CR0 80010039 CR2 080058a2 CR3 00002000 CR4 000000d0
	  MCA 00000000 MCT 00000000
	  ur 8000c938 up 8022e9c0

As you can see, I get a trap when trying to access 080058a2?  I'm puzzled by the 0800
instead of 8010.

What am I doing wrong?


 Brantley