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From: Marcus.John@wiesbaden.netsurf.de
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Subject: Re: Diskless swapping panics->reboots
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Hi Doug,

last week I got a grip on a HP E35 running HP-UX 9.04 (A configuration that is
proposed accroding to the FreeBSD-Handbook), but the problem is still the same.

When FreeBSD runs low on memory (vmstat reports ~ 100...150) it simply reboots.

Further investigatin with a new kernel, built with config -g and an additional 
savcore setting, showed up that there is *NO* panic, it simply dies quick.

After the reboot you still see ~69k of junk data in the swapfile on the 
NFS-Server.

Perhaps this will give you, or anybody else, some more clues for this bug.

Thanks


Marcus.John@wiesbaden.netsurf.de