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Subject: Re: Fresh panic on reboot: Fatal trap 12: page fault while in
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[Panic seen on SMP machine....]

My laptop just finished its round of -CURRENT-building this morning, using
a copy of the same code base, and it had no problems at all.  [I'd copy in
a "uname -a" or some such, but I don't have access to the wireless nets
where I am now, and -CURRENT is back to having device_probe_and_attach
return 6 for my wired NIC (D-Link DFE-670TXD).  :-{]

Peace,
david
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