by Our sco box at work has been acting up...
this morning, I compressed a file (using 'compress') and apparently corrupted
it. I say that, because I couldn't uncompress it later..."bus.0619.Z is not
a compressed file."
Anyway, later on, when I was about to look at some /dev files, I did the
following
cd /usr/dev
dir
it handled the 'cd' command pretty well, but the dir command froze my terminal
session. When I finally got over to the other building to look at the screen,
the screen read thusly:
Unexpected trap in kernel mode:
cr0 0x80000013 cr2 0x008006F5 cr3 0x00002000 tlb 0xFFFFF801
ss 0x00000D38 uesp 0x007006F4 efl 0x00010282 ipl 0x00000000
cs 0x00000158 eip 0xF00AB213 err 0x00400000 trap 0x0000000E
eax 0x007006F4 ecx 0x0000003C edx 0xF012357C ebx 0x00406681
esp 0xE0000CB4 ebp 0xE0000CCC esi 0xF11D400C edi 0xF0110708
ds 0x00000160 es 0x00000160 fs 0x00000000 gs 0x00000000
cpu 0x00000001
PANIC: k_trap - kernel mode trap type 0x0000000E
Trying to dump 4064 pages to dumpdev hd (1/41) at block 0
.............(three lines of dots)
4064 pages dumped
-- Safe to Power Off --
I'm much more used to AIX than SCO, and as it is, I'm only an admin in
training for AIX. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
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