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Subject: mwavem on 5.1-REL panic
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I am having a problem with the mwavem in 5.1-RELEASE which causes the 
kernel to panic immediately after the module is loaded. Is anyone else 
experiencing this problem?

I am using a thinkpad 600X.

The only thing out of the ordinary that I did was remove the mknod 
command from the port makefile.. since as near as I can tell the fancy 
new devfs means I don't have to do that any more.

Is this just an issue of the port needing to be updated to work with 
5.1? or are others not having this problem?


thanks!