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Subject: Re: Freezes/Reboots with -current ahc driver
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> what backup tool are you using when it crashes?

I am using amanda 2.3.0.4 as the backup program which in turn uses
dump.  None of the drives are mounted via NFS.

I do have APIC_IO turned on.

After I turned on the comconsole and ddb stuff I found out that it was
panicing (it looks like in the SMP stuff).  The controller card is a
3940UW.  I did have toi patch the mp_machdep.c file for the PCI-PCI
bridge.

The panic message is:

apicIPI is stuck
panic(cpu#0):

boot() called on cpu#0

What should I look for in DDB??

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