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Subject: Re: SMP strange behaviour [HELP]
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Christophe Prevotaux writes:
 > I tries it , but it does not solve the problem however
 > when doing this I noticed the lge0 interface goes down
 > because when I do an ifconfig lge0 up I can log in again 
 > on the lge0 interface.
 > 
 > Any other ideas ? 

How about posting a dmesg?  I setup an amd board which needed all kinds
of tinkering to get the irqs right in SMP for one of the 64-bit slots
(worked fine for UP).

Drew

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