From owner-freebsd-hackers  Wed Apr  7  7:24:32 1999
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From: Anatoly V Ivanov <main@main.ru>
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Subject: IPFW, DummyNET, Kernel Panic, af91
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Hi,

I have 3.1-R with DummyNET (with upgraded ip_output.c)
and sometimes, after executing `sh /etc/rc.firewall`
with a lot of pipe and skipto rules, kernel panic happens.

I don't give a damn - it's only config-time bug, I can
reboot my system atleast. But now I have some strange messages
from kernel: "ed1: can't handle af91". I caught such message
before last kernel panic.

What the hell is af91? AFAIK, AF_MAX=31. Maybe, it's THE BUG?
System running quite stable right now, but who knows...


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