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From: Pete French <pfrench@firstcallgroup.co.uk>
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[cant find this in the handbook, mailing liist or internet anywhere]

I seem to recall someone telling me that there was a way I could set up
a FreeBSD machine so that another FreeBSD machine could monitor the state of
its kernel variables over ethernet. I am trying to track downa bug where
a machine appears to have a diisc driver halt, but still talks  to the net, so
I am looking for some tool that willlet me go in and findout whats going
on ?

cheers,

-pcf.

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