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From: Doug White <dwhite@gumbysoft.com>
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Subject: Re: panic: Most recently used by AD driver
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On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, masta wrote:

> The situation is this: I am developing freebsd images for a Net4501 on a
> dell laptop (cpi P2), and I am inserting, and ejecting various CF media
> (IBM micro drives, and typical San Disk's). At the time of the panic I had
> ejected my Microdrive aproxamatly 20 to 30 minutes prior from the laptop's
> pcmcia slot. The laptop was also working as a remote serrial term for the
> soekris board, but that likely has nothing to do with the panic (just
> covering my bases here).

Perhaps you forgot to unmount the filesystem before ejecting? You can get
some wierd panics that way.


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