Hello Klaus!

 KM> The system detected an internal processing error
 KM> at location ##0160:fff55890 - 000d:3890

I suspect this address is invalid. I don't know what IBM thought, but OS/2
trap screen info usually presents the address of register dump procedure
here (trap$_FormatRegisters or something near). You should look at cs:eip
values to know exactly trap address.

 KM> 60001, 5049
 KM> 048600b4
 KM> Internal revision 8.200, 94/11/09

Try to fix your OS/2 with some fixpack, I recommend #17. It turns OS/2 into
internal revision 8.241

 KM> I don't have *any* idea what it was that the kernel couldn't do (not

Me too :-) I haven't seen your cs:eip

 KM> There have been suggestions that there is a OS2KRNL.MAP or OS2KRNL.SYM
 KM> file which could at least tell me where in the kernel 0160:fff55890
 KM> is.

These files (and a lot of other stuff) can be found on DevCon CDROMs.

 KM> Any comments and/or hints would be greatly appreciated.

Find DevCon, get OS2KRNLR.SYM[.MAP] (I guess you run retail kernal
version), and try to locate the problem.

Bye!
Rinat Sadretdinow                                              [Team OS/2]

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