re:savecore

["Hirohito Higuchi" <hirohito@msi.biglobe.ne.jp>]

Hi, this is Hirohito Higuchi.
the last letter, I seemed to write something strange.
so I will correct it and try to throw it again.

>>  I installed OpenBSD-2.2-i386.
>>  but I noticed a boot message which is something strange. that is,
>> 
>>#checking for core dump
>> #savecore: read;  Invalid argument

>Is the kernel you are running /bsd or did you boot an alternate (or
>gzip'd) kernel?  You usually get a message like this when the
>booted kernel != /bsd (in which case it is harmless).

 Thanks Mr.Miller,
 But on my machine, 
#  MY booted kernel is '/bsd' as default kernel after Installation.

 And that message appears at booting .
 like this,

#checking core
#savecore :read: Invaild argument
     (something)
#building databases...
#     March 1 06:29:27 Hiro savecore:read :Invalid argument
   (booting like daemons)

>booted kernel != /bsd 
  Do you mean If booted kernel is  /bsd, this messages would
 disappear?
 
H.Higuchi
<hirohito@msi.biglobe.ne.jp>