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johnfante

3D print of X5000 backplate

Posted on: 3/8 6:06 #1

Just popping in

My X5020 backplate has broken while changing case 😒

Is there a 3D print file of the backplate somewhere? Just cecking before I order one. Printing would be way quicker …

Thank you in advance.

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johnfante

Re: NovaBridge compatibility thread

Posted on: 2022/10/31 14:10 #2

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@kas1e

Deleting the Warp3DSI removed the DSI on WipeOut

Still have no sound. But when I exit I get an error that maybe can point towards the problem. Here is a link to the screengrab.

I am using the Creative Labs Soundblaster Audigy FX (24bit/192kHz 5.1) with the HD audio driver. Latest version 6.8.

Edited by johnfante on 2022/10/31 19:12:27

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johnfante

Re: NovaBridge compatibility thread

Posted on: 2022/10/29 13:14 #3

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@samo79

I am aware of that

And have updated to the version of CDplayer.library you are pointing to. However, I have no sound at all. No sound effects. Nothing. And I have enabled AHI sound.

BTW: I do not have a physical CD in my X5000 so I have ripped the CD and mounted the image. Have anyone managed to get the WipeOut music working form a mounted image?

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johnfante

Re: NovaBridge compatibility thread

Posted on: 2022/10/29 12:00 #4

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@kas1e

Maybe you could make a short tutorial on what the optimal NovaBridge install is? What libs where and what version etc. Just so that people are on the same page before testing.

I have WipeOut running fine but no sound for instance. And i get a DSI when I exit.

Just a thought! And thank you in advance!

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johnfante

Re: Updater tool: latest releases and updates

Posted on: 2022/10/27 18:54 #5

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@TSK

Can confirm this! Goes round in circles!

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johnfante

Re: X5000 capacitor fell off ...!!!!!

Posted on: 2022/3/1 19:40 #6

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@khayoz

@all

Thank you for all the good advice!

Found a SMD-shark here in Denmark and the board is on its way for a welldeserved service.

Wish me luck

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johnfante

Re: X5000 capacitor fell off ...!!!!!

Posted on: 2022/3/1 8:50 #7

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@khayoz

Caught in real life ...

I have thought about doing it my self but have gone away from that idea again. Risk is just too great since I do not have the experience or the equipment.

I am located in Copenhagen. I have reached out to the Amiga community here in Denmark to see if there are any SMD wizards around.

Have you experience with X5000 boards? I am looking to get the cap reattached and the rest of the board looked after carefully to see if any of the other components are considering abandoning ship ...

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johnfante

X5000 capacitor fell off ...!!!!!

Posted on: 2022/2/27 19:32 #8

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My X5000 is getting old ....

Today I was moving two SATA cables and suddenly one of the capacitors (C1162) FELL OFF!

Capacitor

The machine works - at least now. Anyone know what the capacitor is related to?

And last but not least any suggestions on how to solder it back on again? I am not the experienced with SMD soldering. To say the least!

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johnfante

Re: Amiga os 4.1 amissl and Odissey web browser

Posted on: 2021/12/20 13:54 #9

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Stupid double post ...

Edited to another encouragement

JAVA (the kind you drink) is a mans best friend!

X5000 betatester

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johnfante

Re: Amiga os 4.1 amissl and Odissey web browser

Posted on: 2021/12/20 13:52 #10

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@kas1e

Forth! An updated Odessey bundle that also fixes the font issue would be a wonderfull christmas present

JAVA (the kind you drink) is a mans best friend!

X5000 betatester

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johnfante

Re: Sapphire R9 290X - other users?

Posted on: 2021/3/31 19:21 #11

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@Capehill

I did and thank you for your reply

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johnfante

Re: Sapphire R9 290X - other users?

Posted on: 2021/3/31 16:56 #12

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@Spectre660

Yes I have Warp3D SI installed. Latest version.

@Capehill

Thank you. Will look there. But my problem is not related to OGLES2/Nova - at least not as I see it

@all
Thank you for all your good suggestions

I am still VERY interested in hearing from other R9 290X users.

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johnfante

Re: Sapphire R9 290X - other users?

Posted on: 2021/3/31 13:41 #13

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@kas1e
See mail

@walkero

As far as I know Spencer is a Warp3DNova game. That works fine. Are there any other?

Gorky 17 freezes the system on the opening boat scene. The speedboat sails for a second or two then the system freezes. It works fine on a clean update 1 install.

At the same time Shogo works just fine on my update two partition so I am beginning to suspect something hardware related with my card. As in it not beeing completely supported.

I have recently turned on a couple of more fans in my system to get some more cooling going so I do not think it is heat related. What is the best temperature for the CPU? Mine is running around 70.

JAVA (the kind you drink) is a mans best friend!

X5000 betatester

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johnfante

Sapphire R9 290X - other users?

Posted on: 2021/3/31 10:52 #14

Just popping in

I am having some stability issues after update two and I am trying to sort out if this is hardware or software related.

I have an X5020 and I am using a Sapphire R9 290X 2GB graphics card.

So far it has worked fine but with update two some of the Warp3D/minigl games freezes when they are starting up.

Anybody else running a R9 290X card in their X5000?

The supported card lists on Hdrlabs is old .... http://hdrlab.org.nz/projects/amiga-o ... mpatibility/#Motherboards

I am using the 3.7 RadeonHD driver and latest Warp3D and Minigl.

Thank you in advance!

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johnfante

Re: a little bit of demoscene: diskmag HUGI #38 now for aos4 too

Posted on: 2019/8/9 6:00 #15

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@kas1e

Great!

And thank you for all your hard work for our beloved platform. You make the Amiga-scene a must better place.

Have a nice weekend - when you get there

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johnfante

Re: Updater tool: latest releases and updates

Posted on: 2019/6/28 5:46 #16

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@Lio and @all!

Quote:

Warp3DNova.library_v1.65
W3DN_SI.library_v1.65
ogles2.library_v2.8
TickBox.gadget_v53.9
ProgressBar.gadget_v53.11
ListViewer.gadget_v53.14
Infodata.gadget_v1.4

Does anybody know what has been changed/updated? There was no release notes when I updated.

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johnfante

Re: Tower57 AmigaOS4 version out!

Posted on: 2018/3/15 6:12 #17

Just popping in

Bought a copy and made a donation at the same time

Runs great on my X5000. Fast and rock solid!

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johnfante

Re: VICE 3.1 locking up my X5000

Posted on: 2017/12/16 6:16 #18

Just popping in

Great news

JAVA (the kind you drink) is a mans best friend!

X5000 betatester

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johnfante

Re: VICE 3.1 locking up my X5000

Posted on: 2017/12/16 6:16 #19

Just popping in

Great news

JAVA (the kind you drink) is a mans best friend!

X5000 betatester

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johnfante

Re: Enhancer Bug thread

Posted on: 2017/7/24 10:01 #20

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I get occasional crashes with the new PTP file transfer utility on my X5000. The system just locks when it its nearing the end of loading the content on my iPhone 7.

By occasional I mean once every 3-5 times I use it. Especially the first couple of time I used it, it was bad and the crashes were almost every time. After about 20 tryes it is every 3-5 times.

I think it is the USB driver or something that crashes so I am no sure if it is PTP that causes the crash but below are the serial debug from two of the crashes.


Crash 1



Open PTP Graphics



Dump of context at 0xEFFED7C0



Trap type: DSI exception



Exception Syndrome Register (ESR): 0x00800000



Machine State (raw): 0x0002D030



Machine State (verbose): [Critical Ints on] [ExtInt on] [User] [IAT on] [DAT on] 



DSISR: 00800000  DAR: 00000004



No matching page found



Temporary stack trace:



#0: in module kernel-test+0x00017C84 (0x01817C84)



#1: in module usbsys.device+0x00003CF0 (0x01DE7A10)



#2: in module usbsys.device+0x000045C0 (0x01DE82E0)



#3: in module kernel-test+0x0001C760 (0x0181C760)





Crashed task: USB stack (0x6FF17370)



DSI verbose error description: Page not found in hash table (page fault)



Access not allowed by page protection (protection violation)



Access was a load operation



 0: 01DEB6E0 6FEC5ED0 00000002 021728D4 5A447010 0002D030 022D4E1C 00000018



 8: FFFFFFFF 00000000 00000000 6FEC5EF0 53ADB553 0000000D 02120000 021262D4



16: 0212638A 02126365 02126345 02120000 6FED14A0 021728D4 021263C2 02126334



24: 00000000 00000018 0212646E 40000000 021728D4 5A447010 6FF9DB10 55EE5CC0



CR: 33ADB559   XER: C000006F  CTR: 01817C7C  LR: 01DEB6F4



DSISR: 00800000  DAR: 00000004





Disassembly of crash site:



 01817C74: 91490000   stw               r10,0(r9)



 01817C78: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C7C: 81240000   lwz               r9,0(r4)



 01817C80: 81440004   lwz               r10,4(r4)



>01817C84: 91490004   stw               r10,4(r9)



 01817C88: 81240004   lwz               r9,4(r4)



 01817C8C: 81440000   lwz               r10,0(r4)



 01817C90: 91490000   stw               r10,0(r9)



 01817C94: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C98: 80640008   lwz               r3,8(r4)



Dump of context at 0xEFFDD3E0



Trap type: DSI exception



Exception Syndrome Register (ESR): 0x00800000



Machine State (raw): 0x0002D030



Machine State (verbose): [Critical Ints on] [ExtInt on] [User] [IAT on] [DAT on] 



DSISR: 00800000  DAR: 00000004



No matching page found



Temporary stack trace:



#0: in module kernel-test+0x00017C50 (0x01817C50)



#1: in module ehci.usbhcd+0x000034F4 (0x01E1CF54)



#2: in module ehci.usbhcd+0x0000762C (0x01E2108C)



#3: in module kernel-test+0x0001C760 (0x0181C760)





Crashed task: EHCI Controller Task Unit 1 (0x6FF17490)



DSI verbose error description: Page not found in hash table (page fault)



Access not allowed by page protection (protection violation)



Access was a load operation



 0: 01E2212C 6F9B8E50 00000002 6FED0968 5585216C 0002D030 022D4E1C 022D4E8C



 8: 571C4B10 6FED0964 00000000 5D96CA5E 33ADB933 0000000D 00000000 55852090



16: 00000000 00000000 00000009 431BDE83 000F4240 00000000 55852090 55852098



24: 00000001 FFFFFFDF 0212B830 6FED17A0 5585216C 0238B16C 5A44705C 55852090



CR: 33ADB939   XER: E000006F  CTR: 01817C2C  LR: 01E22140



DSISR: 00800000  DAR: 00000004





Disassembly of crash site:



 01817C40: 7D234B78   mr                r3,r9



 01817C44: 91440000   stw               r10,0(r4)



 01817C48: 81490000   lwz               r10,0(r9)



 01817C4C: 81290004   lwz               r9,4(r9)



>01817C50: 912A0004   stw               r9,4(r10)



 01817C54: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C58: 38600000   li                r3,0



 01817C5C: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C60: 81230000   lwz               r9,0(r3)



 01817C64: 81430004   lwz               r10,4(r3)





Kernel command line: serial debuglevel=5





Registers pointing to code:



r0 : native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x000086cc



r6 : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00ad4e1c



r7 : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00ad4e8c



r24: module CLASSES:gadgets/thumblist.gadget at 0x00000001 (section 0 @ 0xFFFFFFDC)



r26: native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x00311dd0



r29: native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x0057170c



ip : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c50



lr : native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x000086e0



ctr: native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c2c





Stack trace:



(0x6F9B8E50) native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c50



(0x6F9B8ED0) native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x000086e0



(0x6F9B8F40) native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x0000762c



(0x6F9B8FD0) native kernel module kernel-test+0x0001c760





Disassembly of crash site:



 01817C40: 7D234B78   mr                r3,r9



 01817C44: 91440000   stw               r10,0(r4)



 01817C48: 81490000   lwz               r10,0(r9)



 01817C4C: 81290004   lwz               r9,4(r9)



>01817C50: 912A0004   stw               r9,4(r10)



 01817C54: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C58: 38600000   li                r3,0



 01817C5C: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C60: 81230000   lwz               r9,0(r3)



 01817C64: 81430004   lwz               r10,4(r3)



Stack pointer (0x6F9B8E50) is inside bounds



Redzone is OK (4)





68k register dump



DATA: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000



ADDR: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000



Page information:



Page not found









Kernel command line: serial debuglevel=5





Registers pointing to code:



r0 : native kernel module usbsys.device+0x000079c0



r3 : native kernel module kernel-test+0x009728d4



r6 : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00ad4e1c



r14: native kernel module sii3114ide.device.kmod+0x00371ec0



r15: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x003425b4



r16: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x0034266a



r17: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x00342645



r18: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x00342625



r19: native kernel module sii3114ide.device.kmod+0x00371ec0



r21: native kernel module kernel-test+0x009728d4



r22: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x003426a2



r23: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x00342614



r26: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x0034274e



r28: native kernel module kernel-test+0x009728d4



ip : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c84



lr : native kernel module usbsys.device+0x000079d4



ctr: native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c7c





Stack trace:



(0x6FEC5ED0) native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c84



(0x6FEC5EF0) native kernel module usbsys.device+0x000079d4



(0x6FEC5F50) native kernel module usbsys.device+0x000045c0



(0x6FEC5FD0) native kernel module kernel-test+0x0001c760





Disassembly of crash site:



 01817C74: 91490000   stw               r10,0(r9)



 01817C78: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C7C: 81240000   lwz               r9,0(r4)



 01817C80: 81440004   lwz               r10,4(r4)



>01817C84: 91490004   stw               r10,4(r9)



 01817C88: 81240004   lwz               r9,4(r4)



 01817C8C: 81440000   lwz               r10,0(r4)



 01817C90: 91490000   stw               r10,0(r9)



 01817C94: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C98: 80640008   lwz               r3,8(r4)



Stack pointer (0x6FEC5ED0) is inside bounds



Redzone is OK (4)





68k register dump



DATA: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000



ADDR: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000



Page information:



Page not found







Crash 2



Open PTP Graphics



Dump of context at 0xEFFED7C0



Trap type: DSI exception



Exception Syndrome Register (ESR): 0x00800000



Machine State (raw): 0x0002D030



Machine State (verbose): [Critical Ints on] [ExtInt on] [User] [IAT on] [DAT on] 



DSISR: 00800000  DAR: 00000004



No matching page found



Temporary stack trace:



#0: in module kernel-test+0x00017C84 (0x01817C84)



#1: in module usbsys.device+0x00003CF0 (0x01DE7A10)



#2: in module usbsys.device+0x000045C0 (0x01DE82E0)



#3: in module kernel-test+0x0001C760 (0x0181C760)





Crashed task: USB stack (0x6FF17370)



DSI verbose error description: Page not found in hash table (page fault)



Access not allowed by page protection (protection violation)



Access was a load operation



 0: 01DEB6E0 6FEC5ED0 00000002 021728D4 5DCA3F10 0002D030 022D4E1C 00000018



 8: FFFFFFFF 00000000 00000000 6FEC5EF0 53ADB553 0000000D 02120000 021262D4



16: 0212638A 02126365 02126345 02120000 6FED14A0 021728D4 021263C2 02126334



24: 00000000 00000018 0212646E 40000000 021728D4 5DCA3F10 6FF9DB10 5E9BB780



CR: 33ADB559   XER: C000006F  CTR: 01817C7C  LR: 01DEB6F4



DSISR: 00800000  DAR: 00000004





Disassembly of crash site:



 01817C74: 91490000   stw               r10,0(r9)



 01817C78: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C7C: 81240000   lwz               r9,0(r4)



 01817C80: 81440004   lwz               r10,4(r4)



>01817C84: 91490004   stw               r10,4(r9)



 01817C88: 81240004   lwz               r9,4(r4)



 01817C8C: 81440000   lwz               r10,0(r4)



 01817C90: 91490000   stw               r10,0(r9)



 01817C94: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C98: 80640008   lwz               r3,8(r4)



Dump of context at 0xEFFDD3E0



Trap type: DSI exception



Exception Syndrome Register (ESR): 0x00800000



Machine State (raw): 0x0002D030



Machine State (verbose): [Critical Ints on] [ExtInt on] [User] [IAT on] [DAT on] 



DSISR: 00800000  DAR: 00000004



No matching page found



Temporary stack trace:



#0: in module kernel-test+0x00017C50 (0x01817C50)



#1: in module ehci.usbhcd+0x000034F4 (0x01E1CF54)



#2: in module ehci.usbhcd+0x0000762C (0x01E2108C)



#3: in module kernel-test+0x0001C760 (0x0181C760)





Crashed task: EHCI Controller Task Unit 1 (0x6FF17490)



DSI verbose error description: Page not found in hash table (page fault)



Access not allowed by page protection (protection violation)



Access was a load operation



 0: 01E2212C 6F9B8E50 00000002 6FED0968 5C337E4C 0002D030 022D4E1C 022D4E8C



 8: 592144D0 6FED0964 00000000 6F8C0E50 33ADB953 0000000D 00000000 5C337D70



16: 00000000 00000000 00000009 431BDE83 000F4240 00000000 5C337D70 5C337D78



24: 00000001 FFFFFFDF 0212B830 6FED17A0 5C337E4C 0238B16C 5DCA3F5C 5C337D70



CR: 33ADB939   XER: E000006F  CTR: 01817C2C  LR: 01E22140



DSISR: 00800000  DAR: 00000004





Disassembly of crash site:



 01817C40: 7D234B78   mr                r3,r9



 01817C44: 91440000   stw               r10,0(r4)



 01817C48: 81490000   lwz               r10,0(r9)



 01817C4C: 81290004   lwz               r9,4(r9)



>01817C50: 912A0004   stw               r9,4(r10)



 01817C54: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C58: 38600000   li                r3,0



 01817C5C: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C60: 81230000   lwz               r9,0(r3)



 01817C64: 81430004   lwz               r10,4(r3)





Kernel command line: serial debuglevel=5





Registers pointing to code:



r0 : native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x000086cc



r6 : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00ad4e1c



r7 : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00ad4e8c



r24: module LIBS:mpega.library at 0x00000001 (section 0 @ 0xFFFFFFDC)



r26: native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x00311dd0



r29: native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x0057170c



ip : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c50



lr : native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x000086e0



ctr: native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c2c





Stack trace:



(0x6F9B8E50) native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c50



(0x6F9B8ED0) native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x000086e0



(0x6F9B8F40) native kernel module ehci.usbhcd+0x0000762c



(0x6F9B8FD0) native kernel module kernel-test+0x0001c760





Disassembly of crash site:



 01817C40: 7D234B78   mr                r3,r9



 01817C44: 91440000   stw               r10,0(r4)



 01817C48: 81490000   lwz               r10,0(r9)



 01817C4C: 81290004   lwz               r9,4(r9)



>01817C50: 912A0004   stw               r9,4(r10)



 01817C54: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C58: 38600000   li                r3,0



 01817C5C: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C60: 81230000   lwz               r9,0(r3)



 01817C64: 81430004   lwz               r10,4(r3)



Stack pointer (0x6F9B8E50) is inside bounds



Redzone is OK (4)





68k register dump



DATA: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000



ADDR: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000



Page information:



Page not found









Kernel command line: serial debuglevel=5





Registers pointing to code:



r0 : native kernel module usbsys.device+0x000079c0



r3 : native kernel module kernel-test+0x009728d4



r6 : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00ad4e1c



r14: native kernel module sii3114ide.device.kmod+0x00371ec0



r15: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x003425b4



r16: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x0034266a



r17: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x00342645



r18: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x00342625



r19: native kernel module sii3114ide.device.kmod+0x00371ec0



r21: native kernel module kernel-test+0x009728d4



r22: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x003426a2



r23: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x00342614



r26: native kernel module usbsys.device+0x0034274e



r28: native kernel module kernel-test+0x009728d4



ip : native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c84



lr : native kernel module usbsys.device+0x000079d4



ctr: native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c7c





Stack trace:



(0x6FEC5ED0) native kernel module kernel-test+0x00017c84



(0x6FEC5EF0) native kernel module usbsys.device+0x000079d4



(0x6FEC5F50) native kernel module usbsys.device+0x000045c0



(0x6FEC5FD0) native kernel module kernel-test+0x0001c760





Disassembly of crash site:



 01817C74: 91490000   stw               r10,0(r9)



 01817C78: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C7C: 81240000   lwz               r9,0(r4)



 01817C80: 81440004   lwz               r10,4(r4)



>01817C84: 91490004   stw               r10,4(r9)



 01817C88: 81240004   lwz               r9,4(r4)



 01817C8C: 81440000   lwz               r10,0(r4)



 01817C90: 91490000   stw               r10,0(r9)



 01817C94: 4E800020   blr               



 01817C98: 80640008   lwz               r3,8(r4)



Stack pointer (0x6FEC5ED0) is inside bounds



Redzone is OK (4)





68k register dump



DATA: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000



ADDR: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000



Page information:



Page not found

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