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Subject: Re: Loaded MySQL 4.0.18 w/ KSE running nicely
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> Spoke too soon; few hours ago we got:
>
>   Fatal trap 12: page fault while in kernel mode

It's probably not a hardware issue.  I was having the same problem,
and posted about it extensively on this list.  I even posted a backtrace
a little while ago.

A recent sync to -CURRENT (2 weeks ago) fixed the problem with panics
for me, but made MySQL so slow in responding to surges of threads
that I've given up on 5.x for now.

Sorry for not keeping this list updated on those specifics, but I didn't
get any interest in the crash dump, so I figured people were done
hearing about my experiences with MySQL.

Kris