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Subject: Re: kern/26161: Kernel Panic on Dual Processor System during heavy disk IO
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Synopsis: Kernel Panic on Dual Processor System during heavy disk IO

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State-Changed-By: iedowse
State-Changed-When: Sun Dec 2 14:36:32 PST 2001
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NMI traps are usually caused by some sort of hardware failure (RAM
parity errors etc). I guess maybe try replacing bits of hardware
to see if you can isolate the problem and let us know if it helps.

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