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Conference azur::mcc

Title:	DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:	Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:	TAEC::BEROUD

Created:	Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:	Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	6497
Total number of notes:	27359

6248.0. "DECMCC Crashing - KRNLSTAKNV, Kernel stack not valid" by KERNEL::EVANSN (In spite of all temptations...) Tue Mar 07 1995 16:14

I have read through note 4158 as I have a similar crash. I have not 
got much info at the moment other than a couple of faxes and am 
waiting for the dump to arrive.

However, when trying to do anything from MANAGE/ENT the system crashes
with the above message. This does not happen from the system account.
MCC_AUDIT passes and we have set up the failing account with exactly the
same process quotas and privileges as the system account.

The only differences are:

1. SYSTEM account UIC is 1,4, the user account is 211,1
2. The deafault device and directory.
3. System has identifiers, INSPECT$SECURITY_MANAGER and
   RID$SECURITY_MANAGER, the user account has neither of these

MCC = 1.3
VMS = V5.5-2H4
SYSTEM = 4200

I have tried $SET AUDIT/SERVER=EXIT as suggested in the note mentioned above 
and tried the same commands and the system still crashes.

Any ideas ??

Neal Evans - UK CSC

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6248.1 try these... DPDMAI::GALVIN The Energizer Bunny's Trainer... Tue Mar 14 1995 02:59 26

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6248.1	try these...	DPDMAI::GALVIN	The Energizer Bunny's Trainer...	`Tue Mar 14 1995 02:59`	26
	Have you had a look at the crash dump? ANALYZE/CRASH... any pointers there? You might want to try a few things that I've mentioned in earlier notes... try to re-do your dispatch tables... in the MCC_BMS_STARTUP file uncomment the first call that does a dispatch rebuild... Speaking of rebuilds, you might want to rebuild your dictionary... Type, MANAGE/TOOL... use the /REBUILD qualifier and it will rebuild your dictionary... When you installed the software (when whomever), did it finish properly? Has MCC ever worked? Is this something that just occured? What did you do last? You say to ran MCC_AUDIT and things look ok? This is from both accounts, SYSTEM and 'non' SYSTEM? here's a few places to start... hope this helps. /Mic

    Have you had a look at the crash dump?  ANALYZE/CRASH... any pointers
    there?  You might want to try a few things that I've mentioned in
    earlier notes... try to re-do your dispatch tables... in the
    MCC_BMS_STARTUP file uncomment the first call that does a dispatch
    rebuild...
    
    Speaking of rebuilds, you might want to rebuild your dictionary...
    Type,
    
    MANAGE/TOOL... use the /REBUILD qualifier and it will rebuild your
    dictionary...
    
    When you installed the software (when *whomever*), did it finish
    properly?
    
    Has MCC ever worked?  Is this something that just occured?  What did
    you do last?
    
    You say to ran MCC_AUDIT and things look ok?  This is from both
    accounts, SYSTEM and 'non' SYSTEM?  
    
    here's a few places to start... hope this helps.
    
    /Mic