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| On Sat, Jun 26, 2004 at 08:49:43AM -0500, Adam Wirth wrote: > Clean install on an old Digital Celebris XL 590 (Which is now a 5133 > thanks to upgrades.) Dual P 133's, though 116 MHz is the highest I've > seen them detected at boot. > > mainbus0: MP default configuration 5 > cpu0 at mainbus0: apid 0 (boot processor) > panic: identifycpu: strange family value Looks familiar, I have a dual p5 100 that also crashes on identifycpu. It looks like the code that sets up default configuration somehow clobbers up the cpuid values ( there is a nice XXX label around that part of the code ). This causes the identifycpu to panic because it detect cpu family 0. If you would eliminate the panic you would still need a patch to get OpenBSD to support MPS default configurations. I am still working on that patch. Greetings, Gerard Gerritsen |