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HELP: BAD TRAP, kernel panic on Solaris 2.4

HELP: BAD TRAP, kernel panic on Solaris 2.4

Post by Jozsef Kadlecs » Wed, 04 Dec 1996 04:00:00



Hello,

On November 20th I installed all the recommended pacthes for Solaris 2.4
on our machine and now the machine panics:

Dec  2 14:49:06 libserv.kfki.hu unix: BAD TRAP: type=9 rp=f0ca8d74 addr=20202074 mmu_fsr=126 rw=1
Dec  2 14:49:06 libserv.kfki.hu unix: aleph: Data fault
Dec  2 14:49:06 libserv.kfki.hu unix: kernel read fault at addr=0x20202074, pme=0x0
Dec  2 14:49:06 libserv.kfki.hu unix: MMU sfsr=126: Invalid Address on supv data fetch at level 1

Dec  3 09:30:58 libserv.kfki.hu unix: BAD TRAP: type=9 rp=f0c78d74 addr=94 mmu_fsr=326 rw=1
Dec  3 09:30:58 libserv.kfki.hu unix: rts32: Data fault
Dec  3 09:30:58 libserv.kfki.hu unix: kernel read fault at addr=0x94, pme=0x0
Dec  3 09:30:58 libserv.kfki.hu unix: MMU sfsr=326: Invalid Address on supv data fetch at level 3

Is there any problem with the listed patches? Should I backout the kernel
patch? Or we have a hardware problem?

102479-02   SunOS 5.4: DNS spoofing is possible per Cern ca-96.02
101945-43   SunOS 5.4: patch for kernel
101959-11   SunOS 5.4: lp jumbo patch
101973-24   SunOS 5.4: fixes for libnsl and ypbind
102042-05   SunOS 5.4: usr/bin/mail jumbo patch
102044-01   SunOS 5.4: bug in mouse code makes "break root" attack possible
102049-05   SunOS 5.4: linker fixes
102066-12   SunOS 5.4: sendmail bug fixes
102070-01   SunOS 5.4: Bugfix for rpcbind/portmapper
102165-03   SunOS 5.4: nss_dns.so.1 fixes
102216-07   SunOS 5.4: klmmod and rpcmod patch
102218-03   SunOS 5.4: libbsm fixes
102277-02   SunOS 5.4: nss_nisplus.so.1 fixes
102437-03   SunOS 5.4: /usr/ccs/bin/as has an internal error
102656-01   SunOS 5.4: /dev/qec should protect against being opened directly
102664-01   SunOS 5.4: data fault in scanc() due to bad "cp" argument
102680-04   SunOS 5.4: fixes for ufsdump and wall
102693-03   SunOS 5.4: at and atrm fixes
102704-02   SunOS 5.4: jumbo patch for NIS commands
102711-01   SunOS 5.4: Creation of /tmp/ps_data is security problem
102741-01   SunOS 5.4: libm can hit SEGV in multi-threaded mode
102756-01   SunOS 5.4: expreserve still has security problem
102769-03   SunOS 5.4: statd fixes
102788-03   SunOS 5.4: Patch for sccs
102922-03   SunOS 5.4: inetd fixes
102960-01   SunOS 5.4: vipw has security problem
103070-01   SunOS 5.4: tip will read and print any uucp owned file
103270-01   SunOS 5.4: nissetup default permissions not secure enough
103706-01   SunOS 5.4: rpc.nisd_resolv rebuild for BIND 4.9.3
103813-01   SunOS 5.4: rdist suffers from buffer overflow
101878-13   OpenWindows 3.4: Xview Patch
102292-02   OpenWindows 3.4: filemgr (ff.core) fixes

Thank you any help,
Jozsef Kadlecsik
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