Folks,
        I am trying to get coda 5.3.20 running on a dual opteron
machine (64bit amd machine) running NetBSD and I am not having much
joy.  I have fixed up the lwp library to support the architecture (the
lwp test program runs without error).  I fixed the vice-setup-rvm
script which was passing a too small chunksize to rdsinit (it was hard
coded to 32 whereas the min for my machine is 40 presumably due to the
wider types, I set chunksize to 64) and all the setup completes but
when I try to run

createvol_rep siren E0000100 /vicepa:

I get this in the SrvLog:

22:28:00 File Server started Fri Jan  2 22:28:00 2004

Out-of-range hash id 256 in chain 124
DIR: 0x730000,  LENGTH: 2048

HASH TABLE:
(46 13) (124 256) 

ALLOMAP:
(0 50) 

PAGEHEADERS:
page 0, tag 1234, freecount 50, set 14, bitmap: 
1111111100111111000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000


CHAINS:
Chain: 46
thisblob: 13 next: 0, flag 1 fid: (1.1) .
Chain: 124
thisblob: 256 next: 29440, flag 0 fid: (207300.307300) 
thisblob: 29440 22:28:30 ****** FILE SERVER INTERRUPTED BY SIGNAL 11 CODE 6 ******
22:28:30 ****** Aborting outstanding transactions, stand by...
22:28:30 Uncommitted transactions: 1
22:28:30 Uncommitted transactions: 1
22:28:30 Becoming a zombie now ........
22:28:30 You may use gdb to attach to 1455

which looks a bit fatal.  

Does coda run on any other 64bit architectures?  Should I just update
to coda6 and try my luck? (the only reason I am using coda5 is that it
is in the NetBSD pkgsrc tree but I could manually compile if I had
to).  Any other advice? 

-- 
Brett Lymn