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Subject: Re: very current won't mount /tmp
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>> ok, so with just-now current, i get a trap 12 for a write into a freed
>> page
>> is there any way i can scrape the screen, or do i have to get a second
>> machine and type all that gibberish? 
> Well, the three common options are:
> - serial console

none

> - dump, if you can get it

can't

> - camera or other capture device

http://rip.psg.com/~randy/040413.crash-ddb/

randy