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> Are you, by chance, running a PCI NIC (EtherExpress Pro in my case)?  If so,
> try turning off PCI write combining.  Had the same problem, that fixed it.

Is this a feature of the card? I've never seen a problem with Intel
EtherExpress on FreeBSD. They are the only cards we use anymore, because
they are cheap, and work very well with FreeBSD.


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