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Subject: watchdog timout with FreeBSD 8.2
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re0: watchdog timeout       (using AMD64 version)

with FreeBSD 8.1, I never experienced this 'ever'.
with v 8.2, it doesn't quit, and the server is useless.

I am going to re-load 8.1 to see if I am delusional,
or if 8.2 really has changed something.

Suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!