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Subject: Core Dump?
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I am experiencing the problem that I have found many people have in archived mailing list (and perhaps even this one).  I have about 60-80 seconds of stability on my formerly stable freebsd7 installation before it reboots with what appears to be a kernel panic.  I get the following message "Panic: ffs_blkfree", it gives an error about my /usr partition, and then it starts dumping physical memory before a reboot.  Any idea how to fix this?