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From: Alexander Best <arundel@freebsd.org>
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Subject: panic with high kern.cam.boot_delay value
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hi there,

i just stumbled upon a panic in connection with a very high kern.cam.boot_delay
value (=100000). this is on HEAD (r214809; amd64). unfortunately i couldn't
enter the debugger, because the panic occured before my usb keyboard attached.

the panic however occured in sched_priority(). can anybody reproduce this? just
before the panic i saw some xpt_* message in connection with a 60 second delay.

cheers.
alex

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