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From: Ben Salem <bfs@kscable.com>
Organization: Wichita Area FreeBSD User's Group
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Recently, when my system was working just fine, no problems at all - I
even had a 30 day uptime, I had to reboot my system to adjust some NIC
card settings with a DOS diskette I have.  So I did that ( I don't know
if this had any effect on what my problem is or not) then I rebooted,
and at the time FreeBSD should be giving me a boot prompt "-" it spits
out alot of what seem to be memory addresss, quite a few in rows, then
under all of that says "System Halted" and that's it.

I've never seen this before, maybe someone could assist me in
troubleshooting this problem.  I run 3.2-RELEASE on a 486 DX/2 with 12mb
RAM.

Thanks,
Ben Salem
bfs@kscable.com



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