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On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Jan Harkes wrote: > On Tue, Feb 08, 2000 at 08:57:06PM -0800, Quinn Weaver wrote: > > 20:45:35 Probably another Venus is running! open(/dev/cfs0) failed (19), > > exiting > > If anything has an open reference to /dev/cfs0 this error is returned > (as it is most likely another Venus process). In the early linux kernel > modules there was some problem with the refcnt not being dropped in all > cases, but that has been fixed since version 2.2.9 or something. Unfortunately, this happens if I try to run venus on the Coda server itself. That server is at 2.2.14. > > On a Windows client, I get an "unable to open TCP socket" error box. > > Ehh, haven't seen that one, maybe the tcp/ip isn't enabled/configured > for your network interfaces? Nope, it works if I point it at the CMU test server. :( > Createvol_rep is run on the server-side, at least I do. It is the > "cfs mkm" that is done on the client. O.K., then that's a red herring. > Could you check in the server logs (/vice/srv/SrvErr and > /vice/srv/SrvLog) where it keels over. > Aha! 20:43:37 New SrvLog started at Tue Feb 8 20:43:37 2000 20:43:37 Resource limit on data size are set to 2147483647 20:43:37 Server etext 0x813fa03, edata 0x81878b0 20:43:37 No RvmType selected! That looks like a memory-mapping problem to me. I'm not sure what "No RvmType selected" means, though. > btw. others have had problems with mapping > 270 MB RVM data segments in > the server. It uses more/different libraries compared to rdsinit, so > rdsinit might have been able to map it, but the server cannot load the > memory afterwards. If the log shows something like a failure while > loading rvm data, try with a starting address of 0x50000000. I'll bet that's the problem. I'll try re-running rdsinit and see what happens. Thanks! -- Quinn Weaver Software Engineer , Vovida Networks http://www.vovida.com "I'm swingin' swords o-=*|>>>>>>>>>> ===()==========> Strictly based on keyboards". ' --The RZA <==()==Received on 2000-02-09 15:51:50