On Feb 4, 2007, at 8:49 AM, Andrew Gallatin wrote:
I don't have parallels myself. Is it possible to disable all their
networking support and see if the panic goes away? I'm not sure what
sort of debugging technique you could use to prove that this is
parallels' fault without having the source. I finally found my bug by
inspection. Hmm.. If you have 10.5, and parallels' works on 10.5, you
*might* be able to use dtrace to track all mbuf allocations and frees.
My first step in debugging was to kextunload the VMWare KEXTs loaded and see if I can reproduce it, I was hoping there would be a bit more "scientific" way to debug this than unloading the parallels KEXTs (one by one) and trying to locate which (if any) crashes the machine. Unfortunately, this is my primary machine, so even during testing, seeing the machine crash still ticks me off ;)
Cheers