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Subject: Hangups while using user-ppp.
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Hello!

I have an interesting problem.  While I'm using user-ppp in about 2-3
minutes after start all system suddenly hangs up, but after 10-15
seconds it start running normally, and this hangup not repeat in
this ppp session.  What is can be?

Bye.

P.S. I'm using FreeBSD 5.2.1 on i386.  Kernels are my own, and what is
worse GENERIC.