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Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1996 00:15:13 +0200
From: Gary Howland <gary@systemics.com>
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Hi,

Sorry if this has come to the wrong place - so I'll keep it short.

After having many problems with my machine crashing up to 3 times
a day, I enabled the DIAGNOSTICS option in the kernel (that does
the sanity checking on various structures).  Now when I boot
I get a "page fault in kernel mode" consistently just after finding
the SCSI cdrom.  It seems to be complaing about my "vga0 - pci:14"
card, although a trace shows a listing of scsi probes.  I haven't
included the trace since I couldn't be bothered to write it down
(since I can reproduce the error at will).

So, who should I really mail these problems to?
Is there a list of recent/old bugs in the kernel (ie. is the
freebsd developers mailing list archived anywhere?) in order
that I can try to find the problem myself (I did an alta vista
seach but it didn't come up with much).

My hardware is intel motherbaord, ATI mach 64, adaptec 2940
and two SMC ethernet cards.  I'm running 2.1 RELEASE.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Gary

PS - you guys are doing a great job.  I hope to be able to
contribute to the effort sometime.
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