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Hi,

On Wed, 25. May 2005, at  6:49 +0000, Filip Lenaerts wrote
according to [RELENG_5_4 panic]:

> it seems like everytime there is a small high cpu usage peak, the system 
> panics.

I've seen this very same symptom caused by a dying CPU some years ago.

Riggs

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