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Subject: if_ndis kernel crashing
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Hi

I am using if_ndis to get wlan support for my broadcom chipset wireless card, 
since 3 days trying to build a new kernel it panics after if_ndis is 
installed.

here is how to repeat it

buildworld
buildkernel
installkernel
reboot

this works as if_ndis is NOT put in /boot/kernel

cd /usr/src/sys/modules/if_ndis/
sudo make
sudo make install

reboot

crashes immediatly

reboot

load kernel.old

works right away

repeatable every time the new kernel tries to laod once if_ndis is put 
into /boot/kernel

I am trying to get the debugger to work over firewire but I am afraid I am not 
skilled at these things.

any tips on what info to provide is much appreciated

Matt