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Subject: Problem Report i386/72441
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Guys,

Upgrading to the latest DL380 Firmware should solve this problem.

>         A DL380 running FreeBSD 5 will not automatically reboot after
>         a 'reboot' command or panic.  It hangs at the 'Rebooting...'
>         message and must be powered off/on to recover.

Thanks,
/can