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From: Tom Grove <freebsd@voidmain.net>
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When I plug in an external USB drive, unplug it without unmounting and 
then plug it back in the system reboots!  I know that this is the wrong 
way to do things but I am surprised that the system totally blows up 
rather than spitting out an error or corrupting the external drive.  Any 
ideas why this is?

-Tom