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From: Kevin Day <toasty@home.dragondata.com>
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Subject: Panic while in tulip code
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I received the following tonight:

panic: page fault while in kernel mode

A trace shows:

tulip_txput
tulip_ifstart_one
ether_output
ip_output
tcp_output
tcp_input
ip_input
ipintr
swi_net_next


I've got a dump handy, if anyone wants me to try anything....

This kernel is from the 14th.....

Kevin

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