[haiku-development] Re: Haiku Userland on Non-Haiku Kernel
- From: Stephan <stephanwib@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2015 13:45:44 +0100
One thing beforehand - I enabled the tracing in "libcosmoe" becuase I
suspect the issue is in the BeOS to POSIX wrapper. When I start the
appserver, the following appears, ending in an infinite loop:
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 146
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 147
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
initialize_before()
Using key 5000cdbf for the port table
The size of the port table is 28688 bytes
Using pre-existing master ports table
port_init: exit
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 148
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 149
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 150
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
find_port(): Looking for port named "_obos_roster_port_"
find_port(): Couldn't find port named "_obos_roster_port_"
initialize_before() done
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 151
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 152
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 153
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 154
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 155
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 156
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
find_port(): Looking for port named "OBappserver"
find_port(): Couldn't find port named "OBappserver"
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 157
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 158
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 159
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 1752346674!
acquire_sem_etc(-9223372036854771711): enter
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): opening /usr/share/fonts/ttf/cosmoe
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry .
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry ..
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry Vera.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraBI.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraBd.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraIt.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraMoBI.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraMoBd.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraMoIt.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraMono.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraSe.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry VeraSeBd.ttf
FontServer::ScanDirectory(): found entry code_alt.ttf
Directory '/usr/share/fonts/ttf/cosmoe' scanned, 11 fonts found
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 1752346674!
release_sem_etc(-9223372036854771711): enter
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 160
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 161
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
Desktop: InitDesktop
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 162
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
SDLDriver constructor
find_port(): Looking for port named "OBinputport"
find_port(): Couldn't find port named "OBinputport"
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 163
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
Loading SDL Driver...
SDL Driver succesfully initialized
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 164
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
SDLDriver::FillSolidRect()
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 1752346674!
acquire_sem_etc(-9223372036854771711): enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 1752346674!
release_sem_etc(-9223372036854771711): enter
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 165
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 166
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
SDLDriver::CopyBitmap()
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 1752346674!
acquire_sem_etc(-9223372036854771711): enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 1752346674!
release_sem_etc(-9223372036854771711): enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 1752346674!
acquire_sem_etc(-9223372036854771711): enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 1752346674!
release_sem_etc(-9223372036854771711): enter
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 167
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
Master area table key is 0x4100cdbf.
Using existing system area table.
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 168
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
PANIC: BitmapManager couldn't allocate locking semaphore!!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 169
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 170
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
get_sem_id: enter
get_sem_id: returned id 171
create_sem_etc: enter
get_group(): failed to find group for group id 0!
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2015-02-18 12:24 GMT+01:00 Stephan <stephanwib@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Thanks so far!
>
> Stupid me - the appserver has a problem becuase it consumes 100 % CPU
> on 2 of 2 threads. gdb is not working properly on NetBSD 6 with
> threaded programs but it says I´m in
>
> * 1 LWP 1 0x00007f7ff384b840 in _XReply () from
> /usr/X11R7/lib/libX11.so.7
>
> I can´t see the other LWP. I work on that box throgh X forwarding,
> which might be related to the problem. I´ll set up a box with a local
> display and see what happens. I´ll follow your suggestions when that´s
> not gonna work either.
>
> I also need to look at the changes I made to work around semtimedop()
> becuase I´m not sure whether I broke something with these.
>
> 2015-02-18 11:42 GMT+01:00 Axel Dörfler <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>> Am 18.02.2015 um 11:21 schrieb Stephan:
>>>
>>> Any hint where to look is appreciated :)
>>
>>
>> As Adrien mentioned, this code is horribly out of date (like a decade or
>> so).
>> The best way to proceed would be to see what they changed to get it build on
>> top of Linux, and then try to apply this on a current Haiku version.
>> That would also open the possibility to use this code in a 64 bit
>> environment, as Haiku now runs there as well.
>>
>> Bye,
>> Axel.
>>
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