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Kernel panic / OpenBSD 3.3 alpha: msg#00003

Subject: Kernel panic / OpenBSD 3.3 alpha
I'm running OpenBSD 3.3 on my alpha (SX164).
I've had a couple of kernel panics since installing 3.3. I thought the
first one may have been a "one off" but had another panic tonight.
Kernel is generic install kernel:
OpenBSD shiraz.grape.apana.org.au 3.3 GENERIC#24 alpha

Anyone make any sense of the traces below:
(Yes, I know it's evil, but I have inn 2.4.0 running on this machine just
providing a small local newsspool).

Thanks,
Peter Rye

ddb> trace
Debugger(6, 1, 5, 8, 3, 8) at Debugger+0x4
panic(fffffc00006db104, 1, 0, 2, fffffe0009c49c30, 8) at panic+0x128
trap(?, ?, ?, ?, fffffe0009c49c30, 8) at trap+0x574
XentMM(?, ?, ?, ?, ?, 8) at XentMM+0x20
pmap_activate(?, ?, fffffc000065dbe0, 96164, 0, fffffc000078b5c0) at pmap_activ
ate+0xec
cpu_switch_queuescan(?, ?, fffffc000065dbe0, 96164, 0, fffffc000078b5c0) at cpu
_switch_queuescan+0xb8
cpu_switch_queuescan(?, ?, fffffc000065dbe0, 96164, 0, fffffc000078b5c0) at cpu
_switch_queuescan+0xb8
......
--db_more--

ddb> show registers
v0                          0x1
t0           0xfffffc000072da34 db_panic
t1                          0x1
t2                          0x1
t3           0xfffffc0007fea000 end+0x785d9d0
t4                        0xed6 rn+0xeb6
t5                            0
t6                          0x5
t7                            0
s0           0xfffffc000072f2e8 panicbuf.153
s1                        0x100 rn+0xe0
s2           0xfffffc00006db104 vaxf_tbl+0x25cc
s3           0xfffffc000076c838 panicstr
s4                          0x1
s5                          0x2
s6                            0
a0                          0x6
a1                          0x1
a2                          0x5
a3                          0x8 rettmp
a4                          0x3
a5                          0x8 rettmp
t8                         0x1e framesz+0xe
t9                          0x1
t10                           0
t11                       0x3d0 rn+0x3b0
ra           0xfffffc00003366e8 panic+0x128
t12          0xfffffc00005f0aa0 Debugger
at                            0
gp           0xfffffc0000716ae0 swdevt+0x8030
sp           0xfffffe0009c49b00
pc           0xfffffc00005f0aa4 Debugger+0x4
ps                          0x6
ai                        0x3d0 rn+0x3b0
pv           0xfffffc00005f0aa0 Debugger
Debugger+0x4:   ret     zero,(ra)

ddb> show all procs
   PID   PPID   PGRP    UID  S       FLAGS  WAIT       COMMAND
* 7252    131  21044      8  3      0x4084  nanosleep  sleep
  7305  24633  24633   1001  3      0x4184  select     pickup
 20646   4357   4357      8  3      0x4084  select     nnrpd
 18647   5776  18647   1000  3      0x4086  ttyin      ksh
  5776   9931   9931   1000  3       0x184  select     sshd
  9931  25142   9931      0  3       0x184  netio      sshd
   131   2701  21044      8  3      0x4084  pause      sh
  5258  24633  24633   1001  3      0x4184  select     qmgr
  2553   4075   2553   1003  3      0x4084  piperd     unlinkd
 24633      1  24633      0  3      0x418c  select     master
   678      1    678      0  3      0x4086  ttyin      getty
 19004      1  19004      0  3      0x4086  ttyin      getty
   499      1    499      0  3      0x4086  ttyin      getty
   310      1    310      0  3      0x4086  ttyin      getty
 28435      1  28435      0  3      0x4086  ttyin      getty
 19197      1  19197      0  3      0x4086  ttyin      getty
  7108      1   7108      0  3        0x84  select     cron
  4075  18905  18905   1003  3      0x4184  poll       squid
 18905      1  18905      0  3        0x84  wait       squid
 30264   4357   4357      8  3      0x4084  netio      perl
  2701      1  21044      8  3        0x86  pause      sh
  4357      1   4357      8  3        0x85  select     innd
 25142      1  25142      0  3        0x84  select     sshd
 30330      1  30330      0  3       0x184  select     inetd
   413      1    413     70  3       0x184  select     named
  2168      1   2168      0  3        0x84  bpf        pflogd
 12832      1  12832      0  2        0x84             syslogd
     7      0      0      0  3    0x100204  crypto_wa  crypto
     6      0      0      0  3    0x100204  aiodoned   aiodoned
     5      0      0      0  3    0x100204  syncer     update
     4      0      0      0  3    0x100204  cleaner    cleaner
     3      0      0      0  3    0x100204  reaper     reaper
     2      0      0      0  3    0x100204  pgdaemon   pagedaemon
     1      0      1      0  3      0x4084  wait       init
     0     -1      0      0  3     0x80204  scheduler  swapper

ddb> show all callout
ticks now: 666529853
    ticks  wheel       arg  func
   614756  4/1024  4887c78  endtsleep

fatal kernel trap:

    trap entry = 0x2 (memory management fault)
    a0         = 0x3c4
    a1         = 0x1
    a2         = 0x0
    pc         = 0xfffffc000032e960
    ra         = 0xfffffc000032ea9c
    curproc    = 0xfffffc0004887c78
                pid = 7252, comm = sleep

Caught exception in ddb.




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