"Exception handler called for exception 3 (0x3)"

[Till Straumann]

Look at the ppc documentation. The exception number is the
machine interrupt/exception vector right shifted by 8 bits.
3 therefore corresponds to vector 0x300 "data storage interrupt".

The most likely cause is a bad address which is not mapped or
(e.g., write-) protected. The violating address is stored in the DAR 
register
(which is hopefully dumped by the exception handler)

HTH
- Till

On 06/21/2016 08:22 AM, Michael Westfall wrote:
>
> Where can Iook to find out what an "exception 3" is?
>
> We're using the mvme2307 BSP, if that makes any difference.
>
> Thanks,
> -- 
> Mike Westfall
> Control Systems Software Engineer
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