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From: Igor Serikov <bt@turtle.freedns.us>
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Subject: FreeBSD 4.10 system stops responding]
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    Hello, World!

Opening a remote HTTP URL in raplayer (old a.out program) makes my
FreeBSD 4.10-RELEASE box completely frozen. The system does not respond
on PINGs. The same happens when I run raplayer in a remote X session. It
looks like the trouble happens in the beginning of the prebuffering,
before start of the playback. What is quite interesting is that when I
entered "tuss raplayer >& /dev/console" the system did not get frozen.
Can this be something timing/buffering related? Is there any way to
investigate the problem without using NMI?

    Igor.