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From: jrallen@devildog.att.com (Jon Allen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att
Subject: Re: 3B2 crashes mysteriously
Message-ID: <1621@devildog.att.com>
Date: 23 Oct 90 16:18:26 GMT
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Reply-To: jrallen@devildog.att.com (Jon Allen)
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>>We've seen some problems up here in Canada with kernel MMU fault (F_ACCESS) on
>>machines running SVR3.2.2 and TCP/IP.
>
>> KERNEL MMU FAULT (F_ACCESS) problem.  We run a 3B2/600 SVR3.2.2, TCP/IP

This is a well-known bug; the AT&T hotline has a fix for 3.0.1.  I haven't 
tested WIN/3B 3.2 yet to see if the fix is included in that release.  Many 
of our customers were having the problem and it turned out to be an 
improperly freed up streams q in one of the TCP modules.  This bug shows up
quickly if you have heavy TCP/IP traffic.

-Jon
jrallen@devildog.att.com