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Subject: Re: [Q] How stable is FreeBSD 3.X ?
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You might want to update to 3.2 R and see if the problems persist.

Andrew
Sergey wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I'm using 3.1R on heavy loaded server ASUS/P-II-233/128Mb/Adaptec 2940UW. It
> worked good first 2-3 three weeks, but now I got a lot of
> panics - aprox. one crash per 1-2 day. The 2.2.X works on same hardware
> works without single crash for monthes...
>
> It's very possible that it is caused by hardware problems, but I can't
> confirm yet.



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