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From: michael butler <imb@scgt.oz.au>
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Subject: spontaneous reboots ?
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Just like those "fail-safe" circuits, I have a pair of machines which, when
I power up one of them, causes the other, adjacent to it and running
-current, to panic with a "trap 12: page not present" :-(. 

The machine running -current is running gated where the machine just powered
up (2.0.5R) is running "routed -q" so that doesn't seem to be it.

Any thoughts as to how I can track this one down ?

	michael