>toor@dns /var/crash # gdb -k netbsd.0 netbsd.0.core
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>(no debugging symbols found)...
>panic: trap
>#0  0x1 in ?? ()
>(kgdb) bt
>#0  0x1 in ?? ()
>Cannot access memory at address 0x0.
>(kgdb)
>
>What is going on?  I see these on two different i386 machines, both running
>NetBSD 1.2.  I wonder if I should go back to 1.1 (which didn't crash this
>way AFAIK)?

Crash _what_ _way_?  I don't see anything telling us what went
wrong...

1.2 has been extremely stable for me.  Maybe you have something weird
in your kernel?  Are you sure you have the 1.2-release sources?  Maybe
a corrupt binary or kernel image of some sort?

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