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> Hi! > > > I did a venus-setup per documentation, and issued venus -init > The kernel cries about some failed UDP chexums, the server sees nothing > about the activity, and venus fails. > The netmask is 255.255.254.0 in case you wonder why the dest. address looks > so strange. > Is it due to a wrong build of the software, or a known kernel bug? > > from the dmesg: > ---- > UDP: bad checksum. From 91EC3094:138 to 91EC31FF:138 ulen 185 > UDP: bad checksum. From 91EC3094:138 to 91EC31FF:138 ulen 223 > UDP: bad checksum. From 91EC3094:138 to 91EC31FF:138 ulen 215 > UDP: bad checksum. From 91EC3094:138 to 91EC31FF:138 ulen 223 > UDP: bad checksum. From 91EC3094:138 to 91EC31FF:138 ulen 215 > coda_get_psdev: no data! These messages are unrelated. Because we don't use the netbios-dgm port (138). > ---- > /usr/coda/etc/console: > Coda Venus, version 4.6 (28) > > Date: Fri 07/24/98 > > 22:40:23 Probably another Venus is running! open(/dev/cfs0) failed (19), exiting ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Here is the reason, venus has exited because it assumes another venus is already using on /dev/cfs0. Reasons for this can be: - After venus is stopped, it doesn't unmount /coda. As long as /coda is mounted it is not possible to restart a new venus. When you unmount /coda, it may tell you the device is busy when any programs or shells are still using it. You'd have to kill the programs or cd out of the codafs. - The coda kernelmodule can not be loaded. Although I believe that has got a different error message. (insmod coda should work) JanReceived on 1998-07-24 17:45:40