WTF Is this log entry in my freeNAS logs?

[darkryoushii]

Hey,

Yesterday I came home to find my NAS was off. Turned it back on and it started up like a champ.

Today when I logged into the management panel I saw at the bottom in the console a really odd few lines and was wondering if someone could explain to me what they mean?

Code:

May 23 12:20:32 trinity kernel: <<6>6>aarrpp: : 1100..0.01..13.03 0m omvoevde fdr ofmro m4a :4fa4::f46:7:67:2266::aac:b2 c:tbo2  0t6:o 31:0165::3621::141:59:f62: 1o4n: e9pf aoinr 0eb
May 23 12:20:32 trinity kernel: m
May 23 12:20:32 trinity kernel: 0

Any help is greatly appreciated,
Thanks

 

[darkryoushii]

UPDATE: Came home and the NAS was powered off again... this could be something serious :(

 

[jgreco]

That's a longstanding FreeBSD SMP kernel bug (15+ years now) where failure to lock within the kernel means that different CPU's both try to push something at the console.

You basically can make an intelligent guess at what it is by separating them again.

The two messages both start out with something like

Code:

<6> arp: 10.0.

but then it becomes a little messy. arp messages frequently mean you have some sort of network config issue.

 

[darkryoushii]

Thanks very much for the reply when I saw the ARP entry I figured it would probably be something related to the networking config.

Thanks for clearing that up!