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From: Edwin Brown <edotokugawa@gmail.com>
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Subject: NetGear GA302T Adapter Very Chatty 5.3BETA5
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I'm currently running 5.3BETA5 and my console is flooded with messages of 

bge0: gigabit link up.

The message originates from 

/usr/src/sys/dev/bge/if_bge.c line number 2952 which is inside the
function bge_tick_locked( struct bge_softc *);

I've not had any extra time to invest in debugging right now. 

It seems much worse since I enabled PREEMPTION and SCHED_ULE in 
the kernel. Those are the only two changes that have been made from
the base system.

Anyone know the answer?

Best

Edo