gcj, Sun JVM and Kernel conflict problem

[Paul F. Johnson]

Hi,

I'm trying to trace a problem I'm having on my box which causes either a
reset or a lock up when using Azureus.

The problem is that I'm not sure if it's a kernel problem, or a gcj/Sun
JVM conflict which is causing the problem - either way, it's damned
annoying!

If I move down to the 1063_FC4, there doesn't seem to be any problem. If
I go to any kernel post 1063_FC4, the hang occurs - this makes me think
it's a kernel problem, but I've seen the likes of the Sun JVM take down
a machine before now with vanilla kernels.

memtest86+ showed nothing out of the ordinary and there is nothing in
the logs. Is there a way to find what is at fault so it can be
bugzilla'd?

TTFN

Paul

[Dwaine Garden]

Paul wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to trace a problem I'm having on my box which causes either a
> reset or a lock up when using Azureus.
>
> The problem is that I'm not sure if it's a kernel problem, or a gcj/Sun
> JVM conflict which is causing the problem - either way, it's damned
> annoying!
>
> If I move down to the 1063_FC4, there doesn't seem to be any problem. If
> I go to any kernel post 1063_FC4, the hang occurs - this makes me think
> it's a kernel problem, but I've seen the likes of the Sun JVM take down
> a machine before now with vanilla kernels.
>
> memtest86+ showed nothing out of the ordinary and there is nothing in
> the logs. Is there a way to find what is at fault so it can be
> bugzilla'd?
>
> TTFN
>
> Paul

I have both jvm 1.5.0 and Azureus and have no problem.  I have it 
running for hours and it
does not crash.

Dwaine.

[Paul F. Johnson]

Hi,
> I have both jvm 1.5.0 and Azureus and have no problem.  I have it 
> running for hours and it
> does not crash.

This is why I need to try and trace the cause of the problem - other
people are seeing this problem as well.

TTFN

Paul
>

[Dag Wieers]

On Sun, 13 Feb 2005, Paul wrote:
> > I have both jvm 1.5.0 and Azureus and have no problem.  I have it 
> > running for hours and it
> > does not crash.
>
> This is why I need to try and trace the cause of the problem - other
> people are seeing this problem as well.

Try to configure netdump and see if you can get a kerneldump whenever your 
problems starts. You might find the cause if you get a kernel panic.

Kind regards,
--   dag wieers,  [e-mail],  http://dag.wieers.com/   --
[all I want is a warm bed and a kind word and unlimited power]

[Paul F. Johnson]

Hi,
> > This is why I need to try and trace the cause of the problem - other
> > people are seeing this problem as well.
>
> Try to configure netdump and see if you can get a kerneldump whenever your 
> problems starts. You might find the cause if you get a kernel panic.

Tried it - gave nothing (literally).

Not tried it with today's kernel yet.

TTFN

Paul