[Simh] VMS 7.1 crashes under a simple COPY
Hittner, David T (IS)
david.hittner at ngc.com
Thu Feb 25 07:46:21 EST 2010
Were there any ACP patches for 7.1?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: simh-bounces at trailing-edge.com [mailto:simh-bounces at trailing-
> edge.com] On Behalf Of Ian King
> Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 5:51 PM
> To: 'Boucher, François'; simh at trailing-edge.com
> Subject: Re: [Simh] VMS 7.1 crashes under a simple COPY
>
> I've seen that one before, but don't have an answer. Instead, I used a
> MicroVAX 3100. :-)
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: simh-bounces at trailing-edge.com [mailto:simh-bounces at trailing-
> > edge.com] On Behalf Of Boucher, François
> > Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 1:05 PM
> > To: simh at trailing-edge.com
> > Subject: [Simh] VMS 7.1 crashes under a simple COPY
> >
> > I did setup a simh 3.8-1 vax simulator that runs under VMS 7.1
> > The simulator has 2 disks attached, the system disk, which is a
> > 4300MB RAUSER disk, and a data disk that has 44000MB, with a RAUSER
> > type.
> >
> > Here is a cut and paste of the simh.ini file:
> > load -r ka655x.bin
> > SET NOTHROTTLE
> > SET CPU NOIDLE
> > attach nvr nvram.vaxpd.bin
> > set cpu 512M
> > set cpu conhalt
> > set rq0 rauser=4300
> > set rq1 rauser=44000
> > attach rq0 d2.dsk
> > attach rq1 disk31.dsk
> > set rl disable
> > set ts disable
> > set xq mac=AA-00-04-00-FB-05
> > set xq poll=1300
> > attach xq eth0
> > boot cpu
> >
> >
> > The problem I have is with the rq1 disk, every time I want to do a
> > Write access IO, VMS 7.1 crashes.
> > If I try the same setup, but with VMS 7.3 as the OS, the write works.
> > And, on both simulations, I use the same executable of simh, on the
> > same
> > Host (Linux redhat enterprise 5.1 Intel 64bits).
> >
> > As for the capability of VMS 7.1 of supporting a 44000MB disk, well,
> > the simh documentation states that it can support up to a 1TB disk,
> > with extended file support. Moreover, the same VMS 7.1 runs on a VAX
> > 4000-108
> > with the disk of 44000MB.
> >
> > Does anyone did encounter a similar problem? (And could suggest a
> > solution?)
> >
> > Here is the copy command done and the resulting crash:
> > $ sh dev d
> >
> > Device Device Error Volume Free
> > Trans Mnt
> > Name Status Count Label Blocks
> > Count Cnt
> > $4$DUA0: (VAXSIM) Mounted 0 OPENVMS071 2917557
> > 135 1
> > $4$DUA1: (VAXSIM) Mounted 0 HSD31 88823208
> > 1 1
> > $4$DUA2: (VAXSIM) Online 0
> > $4$DUA3: (VAXSIM) Online 0
> > $ copy bbb dua1:[000000]bbb
> >
> >
> > **** Fatal BUG CHECK, version = V7.1 UNXSIGNAL, Unexpected signal
> > name in AC
> > P
> >
> > Crash CPU: 00 Primary CPU: 00
> >
> > Active/available CPU masks: 00000001/00000001
> >
> > Current process = SYSTEM
> >
> > Register dump
> >
> > R0 = 7FF44C20
> > R1 = 7FF453DC
> > R2 = 7FF44FC0
> > R3 = 7FF44FAC
> > R4 = 7FF44FD0
> > R5 = 7FF44FA8
> > R6 = 7FF44FC0
> > R7 = 00000000
> > R8 = 00000001
> > R9 = 7FF45088
> > R10= 7FF45064
> > R11= 00000357
> > AP = 7FF44BD0
> > FP = 7FF44BA8
> > SP = 7FF44B98
> > PC = 92711D41
> > PSL= 00000000
> >
> > Kernel/interrupt/boot stack
> >
> > 7FF44BA0 7FF45130
> > 7FF44BA4 7FF45114
> > 7FF44BA8 00000000
> > 7FF44BAC 243C0000
> > 7FF44BB0 7FF44BFC
> > 7FF44BB4 7FF44BE4
> > 7FF44BB8 92711CDE
> > 7FF44BBC 9424E0FC
> > 7FF44BC0 9424DFC0
> > 7FF44BC4 00000056
> > 7FF44BC8 00000000
> > 7FF44BCC 7FF45064
> > 7FF44BD0 00000003
> > 7FF44BD4 7FF44C20
> > 7FF44BD8 7FF44C08
> > 7FF44BDC 7FF44BE0
> > 7FF44BE0 00000000
> > 7FF44BE4 00000000
> > 7FF44BE8 00000000
> > 7FF44BEC 7FF44C8C
> > 7FF44BF0 7FF44C54
> > 7FF44BF4 80000014
> > 7FF44BF8 9274304D
> > 7FF44BFC 00000002
> > 7FF44C00 7FF44C20
> > 7FF44C04 7FF44C08
> > 7FF44C08 00000004
> > 7FF44C0C 7FF44F64
> > 7FF44C10 00000004
> > 7FF44C14 00000357
> > 7FF44C18 941E7CC0
> > 7FF44C1C 03000001
> > 7FF44C20 00000003
> > 7FF44C24 00000484
> > 7FF44C28 9270C87B
> > 7FF44C2C 00000002
> > 7FF44C30 7FF44FD8
> > 7FF44C34 7FF44FD4
> > 7FF44C38 00000204
> > 7FF44C3C 00020001
> > 7FF44C40 00000000
> > 7FF44C44 2BFC0000
> > 7FF44C48 7FF44CA0
> > 7FF44C4C 00000056
> > 7FF44C50 00000000
> > 7FF44C54 00000000
> > 7FF44C58 2BFC0000
> > 7FF44C5C 7FF44CF4
> > 7FF44C60 7FF44CBC
> > 7FF44C64 9270BF9B
> > 7FF44C68 9424E0FC
> > 7FF44C6C 9424DFC0
> > 7FF44C70 00000002
> > 7FF44C74 00000000
> > 7FF44C78 942366B0
> > 7FF44C7C 7FF44FD8
> > 7FF44C80 7FF44FA8
> > 7FF44C84 7FF450DC
> > 7FF44C88 7FF45088
> > 7FF44C8C 00000005
> > 7FF44C90 7FF452C8
> > 7FF44C94 00000001
> > 7FF44C98 7FF44D5C
> > 7FF44C9C 7FF44D58
> >
> > Exec stack
> >
> >
> >
> > Process privileges
> >
> > 96498C00 FFFFFFFF
> > 96498C04 FFFFFFFF
> >
> >
> > Image name = $4$DUA0:[SYS0.SYSCOMMON.][SYSEXE]COPY.EXE
> >
> > Loaded images
> >
> > <SYS$LDR>NET$MESSAGE.EXE 925FFA00 92606600
> > [SYSMSG]SYSMSG.EXE 92606A00 92648800
> > [SYS$LDR]SYSLDR_DYN.EXE 92800800 92802800
> > [SYS$LDR]DDIF$RMS_EXTENSION.EXE 92802E00 92804000
> > [SYS$LDR]RECOVERY_UNIT_SERVICES.EXE 92804200 92804A00
> > [SYS$LDR]RMS.EXE 92648C00 92674C00
> > SYS$NTA.EXE 926B5000 926B5200
> > VAXCLUSTER_CACHE.EXE 926B5800 926BA200
> > SYS$NETWORK_SERVICES.EXE 926BA800 926D1A00
> > SYS$UTC_SERVICES.EXE 926D4200 926D5000
> > SYS$TRANSACTION_SERVICES.EXE 926D5600 926E3400
> > SYS$IPC_SERVICES.EXE 926E3800 926FBA00
> > CPULOA.EXE 926FBC00 92701000
> > LMF$GROUP_TABLE.EXE 92703400 92704E00
> > SYSLICENSE.EXE 92705200 92707A00
> > F11BXQP.EXE 92708000 92723400
> > SNAPSHOT_SERVICES.EXE 92723C00 92724800
> > SYSGETSYI.EXE 92724E00 92726A00
> > SYSDEVICE.EXE 92726E00 92729800
> > MESSAGE_ROUTINES.EXE 92729E00 92730000
> > EXCEPTION.EXE 92740600 9274AE00
> > LOGICAL_NAMES.EXE 9274B600 9274DA00
> > SECURITY.EXE 9274E400 92757E00
> > LOCKING.EXE 92758800 9275F600
> > PAGE_MANAGEMENT.EXE 92760000 92769E00
> > WORKING_SET_MANAGEMENT.EXE 927AAA00 927B0600
> > IMAGE_MANAGEMENT.EXE 927B1000 927B4600
> > EVENT_FLAGS_AND_ASTS.EXE 927B4C00 927B6E00
> > IO_ROUTINES.EXE 927B7800 927C4000
> > PROCESS_MANAGEMENT.EXE 927C5C00 927D2200
> > ERRORLOG.EXE 927F2600 927F3200
> > PRIMITIVE_IO.EXE 927F3800 927F4A00
> > SYSTEM_SYNCHRONIZATION_UNI.EXE 927F4E00 927F9200
> > SYSTEM_PRIMITIVES_MIN.EXE 927F9800 927FD600
> >
> > **** Starting memory dump, writing dump to unit number 0
> > Header and error log buffers dumped...
> > SPT & GPT dumped...
> > System space dumped...
> > Global pages dumped...
> > SYSTEM dumped...
> > ERRFMT dumped...
> > JOB_CONTROL dumped...
> >
> > **** Memory dump complete, dump written to unit number 0
> >
> > ?06 HLT INST
> > PC = 94824109
> > Loading system software.
> >
> > Simulation stopped, PC: 2004DA19 (BEQL 2004DA1E)
> > sim>
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Francois Boucher
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