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NAME
chk_fault - See if processor i has faulted
SYNOPSIS
chk_fault i
DESCRIPTION
The chk_fault macro takes a cpu number as its argument.
It is used to show whether a processor has faulted.
Typical output looks like this:
S> chk_fault 0 cpuid 0 Trace for stack D1631000 ADDRESS PID PPID UID FLAGS K U R WCHAN ST COMMAND D1631000 28752 05085 00000 02102010 - - 0 ONPROC ftpd -l STKADDR FRAMEPTR FUNCTION E0004BA0 E0004BE4 xcmn_err+1FC(3,E0004BE4,D001C021,D01C41E0,E000563C) E0004BEC E0004BF4 cmn_err+10(3,E0004C00) E0004BFC E0004C18 save_locks+A9(3,D01C41E0,D18CDA40) E0004C20 E0004D24 setjmp+3F(E0005600) E0004D2C E0004D50 vop_close+29 E0004D58 E0004D84 closef+C9 E0004D8C E0004D9C closeall+3E(D162D800) E0004DA4 E0004DDC exit+5B E0004DE4 E0004DEC rexit+10(1,1) E0004DF4 E0004E28 systrap+269 E0004E30 E0004E34 sys_call+33(E0004E34) E0004E3C 08047828 80010A0Aeip esp ebp eflags D001BF9C E0004BA0 E0004BE4 00000096 eax ebx ecx edx D024E464 D18CDA40 00000000 00000008 esi edi E0004C04 D01C41E0 cs ss ds es fs gs 0158 0160 0160 0160 0000 0000
xcmn_err+1FC: 83 C4 14 addl $14,%esp