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Subject: Re: panic on shutdown anyone (insmntque())?
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Xin LI wrote:
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> Hi,
> 
> Anyone get panic (kernel trap 12) near insmntque() during the last stage
> of shutdown?  It seems to be 100% reproducible with INVARIANTS/WITNESS
> - -CURRENT kernel and seems to be a regression introduced during the past
> week.

Are you using ZFS?

Kris