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From: Jim Pazarena <fhard@ccstores.com>
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Subject: watchdog timeout
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on FreeBSD 5.4 I simply never had this problem
on 6.0, it is continuous.

A PCMCIA card, 3Com Megahertz  10/100 Lan Cardbus PC Card 
                                   3CCFE575BT

xl0: watchdog timeout

over and over and over

It has forced me to switch back to 5.4 on my laptop.
Can anyone offer an explanation why 5.4 wouldn't complain,
but 6.0 won't _stop_ ?

Thanks,
Jim