io-net and OS crash

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RtP Patch A Beta

I have two (possibly) related observations:

  1. I run io-net with
    $ io-net -pttcpip &
    $ mount -T io-net -o duplex=1 devn-tulip.so
    $ mount -T io-net npm-qnet.so

After running this, I run:

$ hostname $(cat /etc/HOSTNAME)

This caused io-net to crash. Do you want a core file?

  1. After this happened, I ran:
    $ io-net &
    $ hostname $(cat /etc/HOSTNAME)
    $ mount -T io-net -o duplex=1 devn-tulip.so
    $ mount -T io-net npm-qnet.so
    $ slay io-net

This caused the OS to crash. I had to do a hard reset.

/etc/HOSTNAME contains the single line
andrewhome
and includes a carriage return.

Cheers,
Andrew

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Previously, John Doe wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:

It could be that the new network architecture is sensitive to the name
Andrew (the name in general, not Andrew Thomas in particular > :slight_smile:> .

I’ve always harboured exactly that suspicion. Let me just do a grep
through the libraries, unless they’ve encrypted the text …

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It could be that the new network architecture is sensitive to the name
Andrew (the name in general, not Andrew Thomas in particular :slight_smile:.

“Andrew Thomas” <Andrew@cogent.ca> wrote in message
news:Voyager.010111110438.606228A@andrewhome.cogent.ca…

RtP Patch A Beta

I have two (possibly) related observations:

  1. I run io-net with
    $ io-net -pttcpip &
    $ mount -T io-net -o duplex=1 devn-tulip.so
    $ mount -T io-net npm-qnet.so

After running this, I run:

$ hostname $(cat /etc/HOSTNAME)

This caused io-net to crash. Do you want a core file?

  1. After this happened, I ran:
    $ io-net &
    $ hostname $(cat /etc/HOSTNAME)
    $ mount -T io-net -o duplex=1 devn-tulip.so
    $ mount -T io-net npm-qnet.so
    $ slay io-net

This caused the OS to crash. I had to do a hard reset.

/etc/HOSTNAME contains the single line
andrewhome
and includes a carriage return.

Cheers,
Andrew

4

Nope. System used to hang after slaying io-net for me too. It was fixed
internally I believe. Don’t know about hostname thing.

  • igor

John Doe wrote:

It could be that the new network architecture is sensitive to the name
Andrew (the name in general, not Andrew Thomas in particular > :slight_smile:> .

“Andrew Thomas” <> Andrew@cogent.ca> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.010111110438.606228A@andrewhome.cogent.ca> …
RtP Patch A Beta

I have two (possibly) related observations:

  1. I run io-net with
    $ io-net -pttcpip &
    $ mount -T io-net -o duplex=1 devn-tulip.so
    $ mount -T io-net npm-qnet.so

After running this, I run:

$ hostname $(cat /etc/HOSTNAME)

This caused io-net to crash. Do you want a core file?

  1. After this happened, I ran:
    $ io-net &
    $ hostname $(cat /etc/HOSTNAME)
    $ mount -T io-net -o duplex=1 devn-tulip.so
    $ mount -T io-net npm-qnet.so
    $ slay io-net

This caused the OS to crash. I had to do a hard reset.

/etc/HOSTNAME contains the single line
andrewhome
and includes a carriage return.

Cheers,
Andrew

5

John Doe <john@csical.com> wrote:

It could be that the new network architecture is sensitive to the name
Andrew (the name in general, not Andrew Thomas in particular > :slight_smile:> .

You mean like the input drivers are sensitive to the name Rennie?