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Subject: Re: WLAN, WEP, if_ndis on -CURRENT
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Lukas Ertl wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> on a recent -current I can't use the ndis0 interface on my laptop 
> anymore when having WEP enabled.  I have both wlan and wlan_wep in my 
> kernel, and the box panics either with a cryptic double fault or with a 
> null pointer dereference (fault virtual address: 0xd00) in the if_ndis 
> driver; the only backtrace I could get from that is:
> 
> _mtx_lock_flags+0x12
> ndis_intrtask+0x45
> ndis_runq+0xf1
> 
> Any hints?

These are symptomatic of your missing fixes; please update or be more 
specific about what "a recent -current" means.

	Sam

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