--- A System V/AT crash ---

Roddy Manzie manzie at ttl.UUCP
Tue May 24 18:09:15 AEST 1988



If you want to look at a routine within the kernel, the easiest way is to
use 'dis' with the -F option, ie

# dis -F clkint1 /unix

Also (as an aside), when doing nm's on the kernel, you may find it useful
to use:

nm -hxe /unix | sort -t\| +1 -2

This will sort the output by hex address, andd makes searching for those elusive
trap addresses far easier.

As to the bug - I haven't seen it before, but it didn't seem to be in 1.3.8
which we run at 12.5 MHZ with no bugs.

Roderick Manzie
Trading Technology Ltd.



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