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Date: Tue, 13 May 1997 08:19:19 -0700
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From: Greg Shaffer <gshaffer@nosc.mil>
Subject: How stable is SMP
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I recently rebuilt my SMP machine to upgrade to the post
lite2 current (as of 10 May 97) and I have been having
quite a few panic's. The last time I rebuilt the world was
just before the lite2 merge and the system was running that
just fine. The ones that I have seen are 'Fatal Trap 12'
type panics. Is this specific to the SMP branch? Has anybody
else been having the same problem?

Greg Shaffer