How to panic the kernel: Fix: Maybe AMD should at startup do chmod a-w o-w /a ; chown 0 /a How-To-Repeat: amd -p -k i386 -l syslog -a /a /host /etc/amd.map # from rc.conf grep `hostname -s` /etc/exports # note removing hostname # does not prevent a crash ln -s .. /a/`hostname -s` wall warn all users we are about to crash echo now see panic: lockmgr: locking against myself ls /host/`hostname -s` # panic occurs OK, it's silly to do ln -s .. /a/`hostname -s` but it's unfortunate that it panics. (I did the ln on a spare box while experimenting to try to find some way to have /host/* mount the other hosts, but /host/`hostname -s` just be root (or better "..") as I use sitewide addresses like /host/some_host/usr3/..... & I want the access to be a more efficient ufs direct in the one case where the host happens to be local - I haven't found a solution to that yet BTW)
State Changed From-To: open->closed This is belived to be fixed, upgrade and get back to us if problem still persists.