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To: "HirohitoHiguchi" <hirohito@mxv.meshnet.or.jp>
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Subject: Re: about apm0
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> My name is H.Higuchi.
> I installed FreeBSD-2.2-current on last Sat..
> But apm driver seems not to work on mine.
> The kernel Loader stops at apm0 line.

This has nothing to do with the apm driver, but it happens to be the
last printf() before the kernel does a bunch of other code.

If you could use DDB to determine where exactly it's stopping I'd
appreciate it.


Nate