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From: "Justin T. Gibbs" <gibbs@plutotech.com>
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>Oh c'mon, you want a stack traceback? :-)
>

Oh c'mon, Karl.  How long have you been using FreeBSD now?
You still don't know how to do this yet?

nm /kernel | sort | more

Will allow you to find the routine that containes faulting address.
No need to recompile a kernel with -g.  No need for a crash
dump.

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Justin T. Gibbs
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