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Subject: Kernel panics with IPSec
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Hi.

Kernel compiled with those options panics just after initialization of FAST_IPSEC framework on soekris 4510 and 4521 boards.
There are no devices connected to boards's mini-PCI slots.
I did not check it on "real" PC's yet.

# Hardware-accelerated IP Security Protocols
options        FAST_IPSEC                      # New IPsec (cannot define w/ IPSEC)
options        IPSEC_DEBUG                     # Debug for IP security
device         crypto
device         cryptodev
device         hifn
device         rndtest                         # Random number generator test monitor


The kernel sources were cvsup'd and compiled yesterday night CET.