Re: Xephyr (on Linux host) and VMS keyboard

On 2025-06-13, JKB <JKB@hilbert.invalid> wrote:

Le 10-06-2025, Simon Clubley <clubley@remove_me.eisner.decus.org-Earth.UFP> a écrit :

On 2025-06-10, JKB <JKB@hilbert.invalid> wrote:

Hello,
>
I'm able to obtain a running VMS session with my VAX (simh). All but
keyboard run fine. I only have an error in 'host'_1.log file:
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Executing run sys$system:decw$wsinit
 
%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=01, virtual address=1211100F, PC
=80000010, PSL=03C00004
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I don't know which image returns this access violation.
>

>
Would turning on image accounting for a short time give you this information
if you look at the image exit status in the accounting logs ?
>

>
I only have in log:
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Executing run sys$system:decw$wsinit
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%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=01, virtual address=1211100F, PC
=80000010, PSL=03C00004
>
  Improperly handled condition, image exit forced.
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        Signal arguments              Stack contents
>
        Number = 00000005                9E41CE63
        Name   = 0000000C                00000002
                 00000001                7FE95EF0
                 1211100F                7FE95ED8
                 80000010                00000004
                 03C00004                7FE95F10
                                         00000000
                                         00000000
                                         9FD17880
                                         03000001
>
        Register dump
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        R0 = 03C00000  R1 = 1211100F  R2 = 00000020  R3 = 00000000
        R4 = 002EA6C0  R5 = 00000000  R6 = 000034E0  R7 = 00000210
        R8 = 00000210  R9 = 00000001  R10= 7FFED7D4  R11= 7FFE2BDC
        AP = 7FE95E8C  FP = 7FE95E4C  SP = 7FE95EC8  PC = 80000010
        PSL= 03C00004
>
>
Executing run sys$system:decw$session
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No, it's the accounting logs you need to look at, after you have turned
on image accounting and repeated the above procedure. Look at the exit
status of the images until you find the ACCVIO one. That should tell you
which image is exiting with an ACCVIO status.

Don't forget to turn off image accounting when you are finished to avoid
filling up your disk with accounting logs. :-)

Simon.

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