Created attachment 205420 [details] /var/crash/core.txt.4 file Repeatably able to panic kernel while building www/node ports while using nullfs and unionfs layered mounts for /usr/ports directory. To trigger, setup mounts as: /export/ports on /usr/ports (nullfs, local, read-only) <above>:/usr/src/local.ports on /usr/ports (unionfs, local) The /export/ports directory contains a master copy of the ports tree (ufs or zfs doesn't matter - haven't tried nfs). Then build www/node port: root@krash:~ # cd /usr/ports/www/node root@krash:/usr/ports/www/node # make ===> Building for node-12.4.0 . . . Wait for panic (may take awhile into build). After panic/reboot, restarting build panics again, almost immediately. I was able to recreate crash in a fresh virtualbox install. The .vdi file for that VM (in a quick to re-panic state) is available upon request (7.3GB uncompressed). /var/crash/core.txt file attached. vmcore file available (12MB compressed, unattached due to size).
Replaced nullfs with symlink and still panics. Removing nullfs
Replaced nullfs with symlink and still panics. Removed nullfs reference from summary line and adding core.txt.5 attachment.
Created attachment 205426 [details] /var/crash/core.txt.5 file
The panic and any associated backtrace will be of more use than the core file.