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Subject: Re: GEOM causes kernel panic
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Well, good news is this.  I am able to successfully get things working if it is a fresh create through gvinum.  However, if I reboot everything comes in state: stale.  From here, if I try to `gvinum start [plex]` it panics.

Is there any way that I can whipe the configured drives?