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Subject: panic: 0x8:0xf013f0e5
From: Ricky Chan <ricky@come.net.uk>
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Following the guidance of wpaul@columbia.edu, I have found out these details
for a Petiumn P166 with a 2.1G SEAGATE SCSI drive running freebsd 2.1.6 that
CRASHES (and resets) when ever a user (non-privilaged) initilases a script
OR runs a make command (eg for the Perl 5 lib.)

Anyway the resulting error function during crash points to: 0x8:0xf013f0e5
Using nm /kernel | grep f013f
I get:  fo13f09c T-tcp_input.

Please can you clarify what I can do as I am get no feed back from
newsgroups, etc.
I am using this machine as a web server runninh apache 1.1.3 and cgi-scripts
that crash/reset machines are not a good idea!!!

Yours gratefully,


Ricky (System Admin for ComeNet Technology Ltd).

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