QNX 4.25 proc error message

A client emailed me a copy of what they saw on the terminal the last time
their system crashed. They are running 4.25, Proc version is 4.25L. Does
anyone know what this error message means, or what I can do to fix it? I
appreciate any thoughts anyone has.
(This is copied from an email they sent, so I can’t guarantee how accurate
their transcription is)…

Proc fault 1, Idt 100 /boot/sys/Proc32;fault et0 cs:eip=5:89c1
ss:esp=d:f7c050 efl=12097 ds=d es=d fs=0 gs=0 eax/44b2 ebx/3fac1aba
ecx/17238f60 edx/1 esi/0 edi/1 ebp/f7c0f5c stack (d:f7c050)


C. Scott

C. Scott <cscott@nospam.com> wrote in message
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A client emailed me a copy of what they saw on the terminal the last time
their system crashed. They are running 4.25, Proc version is 4.25L. Does
anyone know what this error message means, or what I can do to fix it? I
appreciate any thoughts anyone has.
(This is copied from an email they sent, so I can’t guarantee how accurate
their transcription is)…

Proc fault 1, Idt 100 /boot/sys/Proc32;fault et0 cs:eip=5:89c1
ss:esp=d:f7c050 efl=12097 ds=d es=d fs=0 gs=0 eax/44b2 ebx/3fac1aba
ecx/17238f60 edx/1 esi/0 edi/1 ebp/f7c0f5c stack (d:f7c050)

It’s a fault Proc took when touching memory which didn’t exist. The
location is in the timer code for Proc, and I would suggest that you upgrade
to patch G (Proc version O), which should close any known holes found in the
timer code.

-Adam

Thanks Adam,
I appreciate the info


C. Scott

“Adam Mallory” <amallory@qnx.com> wrote in message
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C. Scott <> cscott@nospam.com> > wrote in message
news:botta0$kot$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
A client emailed me a copy of what they saw on the terminal the last
time
their system crashed. They are running 4.25, Proc version is 4.25L. Does
anyone know what this error message means, or what I can do to fix it? I
appreciate any thoughts anyone has.
(This is copied from an email they sent, so I can’t guarantee how
accurate
their transcription is)…

Proc fault 1, Idt 100 /boot/sys/Proc32;fault et0 cs:eip=5:89c1
ss:esp=d:f7c050 efl=12097 ds=d es=d fs=0 gs=0 eax/44b2 ebx/3fac1aba
ecx/17238f60 edx/1 esi/0 edi/1 ebp/f7c0f5c stack (d:f7c050)

It’s a fault Proc took when touching memory which didn’t exist. The
location is in the timer code for Proc, and I would suggest that you
upgrade
to patch G (Proc version O), which should close any known holes found in
the
timer code.

-Adam