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On Thu, 9 May 1996, Joe Greco wrote:
> May  9 18:44:06 daily-planet xntpd[85]: time reset (step) -0.296390 s
> May  9 18:51:04 daily-planet /kernel: de0: abnormal interrupt: 0xffffffff [0x1b14b]
> May  9 18:51:04 daily-planet /kernel: de0: abnormal interrupt: 0xfcefa044 [0x1a040]  
> May  9 18:51:04 daily-planet /kernel: de0: abnormal interrupt: 0xfceea004 [0x0a000]  
> May  9 18:51:04 daily-planet last message repeated 12 times
> May  9 18:51:04 daily-planet /kernel: de0: abnormal interrupt: 0xfceaa004 [0x0a000]  
> May  9 18:51:27 daily-planet /kernel: al interrupt: 0xfceea004 [0x0a000]
> May  9 18:51:27 daily-planet /kernel: de0: abnormal interrupt: 0xfceea004 [0x0a000]
> May  9 18:51:27 daily-planet last message repeated 86 times
> May  9 18:51:27 daily-planet /kernel: de0: abnormal interrupt: 0xfceaa004 [0x0a000]
> May  9 18:59:48 daily-planet /kernel: FreeBSD 2.1.0-RELEASE #0: Thu May  2 08:28:47 CDT 1996
> 
> At which point the staff rebooted the system.
> 
> Does this suggest anything meaningful to anyone?  I can provide more details
> upon request, of course.

I get something like this when the ethernet gets unpluged:

May  9 23:43:09 aeka /kernel: de3: abnormal interrupt: 0xfc669000 [0x09000]
May  9 23:43:09 aeka /kernel: de3: abnormal interrupt: 0xfc669000 [0x09000]
May  9 23:43:13 aeka /kernel: de2: abnormal interrupt: 0xfc669000 [0x09000]
May  9 23:43:13 aeka /kernel: de2: abnormal interrupt: 0xfc669000 [0x09000]
May  9 23:43:17 aeka /kernel: de1: abnormal interrupt: 0xfc669000 [0x09000]
May  9 23:43:17 aeka /kernel: de1: abnormal interrupt: 0xfc669000 [0x09000]
May  9 23:43:21 aeka /kernel: de0: abnormal interrupt: 0xfc669000 [0x09000]
May  9 23:43:21 aeka /kernel: de0: abnormal interrupt: 0xfc669000 [0x09000]

Note that all of mine are uniform, so I'm pretty sure thats not what
you're seeing. :)  

Have a good one.

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