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"Alexandr A. Listopad" schrieb:
> 
> I have spontanious reboots of my FreeBSD box. (I downgrade it to
> 4.1RC1, from -STABLE).
> 
> I try to change NICs, but it not help me...
> 
> I have dump kernel crash (it is in attachment). Also I put dmesg.boot
> and kernel config files.
> 
> Please, help me solve this problem.

Since nobody answered, I'll jump in.

Does the box die always at the same point (i.e. within the same
program)?
Have you tried to build your own kernel? Does this succeed always?

If building a kernel fails, chances are you got bad hardware. RAM is a
primary suspect for bad hardware wich goes undetected for a long time.

HTH
-Christoph Sold

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