After fixing PR 68079 I run into the next problem. A simple "java -version" works ok, but anything more than that, e.g. compiling or executing a hello world, gets the JVM into a state where it consumes 99% of system time, and the message "kernel trap 26 with interrupts disabled" repeats over and over in syslog. Note the system does not panic. The JVM has to be killed -9 (two procs). How-To-Repeat: javac HelloWorld.java
Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-bugs->glewis Over to linux-ibm-jdk14 maintainer - I'm not sure if this is a java problem or a kernel problem (Linux emulation perhaps), so I hope the maintainer will have an idea about that.
Responsible Changed From-To: glewis->emulation Looks like a problem in the Linux emulation code.
State Changed From-To: open->feedback Is this still a problem with a recent FreeBSD?
Seems to work now (6-STABLE), please close. -- Regards, Georg.
State Changed From-To: feedback->closed Close PR, since the problems seems to be fixed.