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Subject: Re: sbsndptr panic on recent 9-CURRENT
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On Mon, 12 Oct 2009, Joe Marcus Clarke wrote:

> This machine uses em, gif, and PPP (tun) interfaces (with IPv4 and v6 
> addresses).  I have since rebooted, so it may not be possible to provide 
> many more details from this crash.  However, if I see the crash again, is 
> there anything more I should provide?

Looks like you have a crashdump, though.  Could you paste into an e-mail dumps 
of various relevant variables, especially *so, *inp, *tp at various stack 
frames?

Robert