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Doug White <dwhite@gumbysoft.com> probably said:
> From first guess I'd say you have a corrupted or mismatched kernel module.
> Move /modules out of the way and rebuild & install your kernel & modules.

I've cleaned out /modules/, /modules.old/, /usr/obj/ and
/usr/src/sys/compile/ before a complete rebuild of world and kernel
and rebooting (after double checking the new kernel is in place) a
couple of times already. The problems persist.

P.

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