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Experimental Live ISO: 'pkg remove' reboots the system #303
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Same when trying to delete any file in |
instead of ISO/overlays/boot/boot/init_script Lines 105 to 106 in 252d853
However, it seems to be possible to delete files from Someone with the knowledge to investigate a kernel crash/instant reboot is needed to look into this. |
Possibly we should make the unionfs mount first and then do the nullfs mount? |
FreeBSD can send kernel dumps over the network. This is especially useful to get kernel dumps from machines runnign Live ISOs. On the machine that should act as the server on which the dumps will be stored:
On the machine under test:
using the information from |
Looking at the resulting vmcore with
Full vmcore: Possibly this might already give some insights as to what is going on? It clearly seems ot be tripping over something unionfs related while trying to remove a directory. A quick search brings up |
@michaeldexter says at https://twitter.com/michaeldexter/status/1586800937859158018
Is this the culprit? ISO/overlays/boot/boot/init_script Line 111 in 21f1587
Would we be better off without |
@Stefar77 says at https://twitter.com/Stefar77/status/1587200402512019456
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@DarkHelmet433 says at https://twitter.com/karinjiri/status/1587509601011830784
Sounds intriguing. I like simple. Does it still exist? Can it still be built? |
@michaeldexter: Your observation was spot on... |
Well... halfway: You can now |
Experimental Live ISO:
pkg remove
rebots the system.Tested with 12.2 and 13.0.
Related to the use of unionfs? (Need to try without, once we can easily monkey patch ISOs.)
Possibly FreeBSD can be set up to send out crash dumps over the serial console, which can be viewed in QEMU?
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