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Subject: Re: Dummynet & ipfw: kernel crashes !
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>is this a crash or a panic ? Either way if you can tell me the panic
>msg or the IP where the fault occurs, and look with
>
>	nm kernel | sort | more

The kernel goes into a state which, I believe, is called a kernel panic
(vs a crash!).

I had a look at the IP (0xf0140fe7) where the fault occured and it is
here:

f0140f80 F if_ethersubr.o
f0140f9c T _ether_output
f01412a0 T _ether_input

After a few more trials:

In fact I can configure the pipe directly on the console (I used to do
it via rlogin), both commands are executed without kernel panic.

And when I initiate a ping I get a kernel panic...

Emmanuel Duros


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