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From: elliston@av8tr.UUCP (Keith Elliston)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.3b1
Subject: problems with my 7300
Keywords: Help...
Message-ID: <637@av8tr.UUCP>
Date: 14 Mar 91 17:29:12 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Aviators Online BBS, Somerville, NJ
Lines: 45

I need some help diagnosing the problems with my UnixPC...

I have had it crash a couple of times lately, and after resetting it 
has always come back up.  I noticed that it seemed to crash when I moved the
mouse, so I quit moving the mouse (I don't use UA).  This morning I came in,
and it was crashed again, so I reset it, and got the following panic message:

Panic trap vector 11
type = 0xB, pid = 87, pc = 0x14C44, rps = 0x200E, p = 0x4A500
GSR = DD00, BSR0 = FC43, BSR1 = 0, PHYSPF = 30
D0 = FFFF, D1 = 1, D2 = 0, D3 = 70005
D4 = FFFFFC43, D6 = DD00, D7 = 430000
A0 = 1ED84, A1 = 1D87D, A2 = 1D82B, A3 = 49244
A4 = 708B8, A5 = 3000, A6 = 70801, A7 = 2FFB84

panic trap.

I reset her again, and got this panic message....

#HDERR ST:51 EF:40 CL:FF63 CH:FF00 SN:FF01 SC:FF03 SDH:FF27 DMACNT:FFFF
DCRREG:97 MCRREG:8B00

She then booted normally on the third try.  I am currently running unix
version 3.51, with the 3.51 development set.  I have 512 on the motherboard,
with 1.5 expansion memory (2 0.5's plus a 0.5 combo).  I am also running 
the HDB uucp from TheStore.  I am also running a Seagate st4096 in an external
box (not on the pc power supply) with about 67 Mb of disk.  

I am not a hardware hacker, and am not very good with unix as yet (I work
mostly with VMS, and am only learning unix on my own time).  Any and all
help will be greatly appreciated.  

Thanks

Keith

ps.  Try emailing me at elliston@mbcl.rutgers.edu if uunet!av8tr!elliston
fails...


-- 
Keith O. Elliston          elliston@av8tr.UUCP           elliston@msdrl.com
AA5A N9734U                elliston@mbcl.rutgers.edu     elliston@biovax.bitnet
"Beware of pseudo-experts with a mission and a grudge, especially if they are
 lawyers pretending to be scientists." -- H.W. Lewis in 'Technological Risk'