----- "Dave Anderson" <anderson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > ----- "Dharmosoth Seetharam" <seetharam_21@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > dump_header: > > dh_magic_number: 618f23ed (DUMP_MAGIC_NUMBER) > > dh_version: 8 (LKCD_DUMP_V8) > > dh_header_size: 734 > > dh_dump_level: f > > (DUMP_LEVEL_HEADER|DUMP_LEVEL_KERN|DUMP_LEVEL_USED|DUMP_LEVEL_ALL) > > dh_page_size: 4096 > > dh_memory_size: 524153 > > dh_memory_start: c0000000 > > dh_memory_end: 618f23ed > > dh_num_pages: 524153 > > dh_panic_string: Compulsory dump(stat of mkexec was set as 2). > > dh_time: Tue Mar 10 17:48:00 2009 > > dh_utsname_sysname: Linux > > dh_utsname_nodename: Assam > > dh_utsname_release: 2.6.12-5MKEXEC > > dh_utsname_version: #7 SMP Thu Mar 5 15:25:22 IST 2009 > > dh_utsname_machine: i686 > > dh_utsname_domainname: (none) > > dh_current_task: efc4a020 > > dh_dump_compress: 0 (DUMP_COMPRESS_NONE) > > dh_dump_flags: 80000000 () > > dh_dump_device: 0 > > unknown page flag in dump: 2de > > found DUMP_DH_END > > <readmem: 8015564b, KVADDR, "x86_omit_frame_pointer", 8, (ROE), 7fbbe228> > > crash: seek error: kernel virtual address: 8015564b type: "x86_omit_frame_point er" > > <readmem: 804b1210, KVADDR, "xtime", 8, (FOE), 834d234> > > crash: seek error: kernel virtual address: 804b1210 type: "xtime" > > [root@Assam ~]# > > > > can you please help me in this. One other thing to look at... > > dh_memory_start: c0000000 The failing kernel virtual addresses are 8015564b and 804b1210, so apparently you're running a kernel configured with a 2G/2G split? I'm not sure whether the crash utility even works with that configuration? Crash does support the old RHEL4 "hugemem" 4G/4G kernels, but I've never worked with a 2G/2G kernel. In any case, it may work by dumb luck -- to be sure, first try to run crash on the live system. Anyway, even though the dump header advertises a kernel configured with the traditional 3G/1G split (with kernel memory starting at c000000), that "dh_memory_start" field is not used by the crash utility. Dave -- Crash-utility mailing list Crash-utility@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/crash-utility
