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I've just put 1.3_ALPHA on a new Pentium; this machine is destined to be a 
"random service" machine (ntp, samba, amanda, etc).  I've configured the 
bootblocks to use a serial console and am booting with a generic kernel.  
I've found an odd problem, though; whenever I turn off the terminal (which 
is on the console serial port) the machine hangs.  The machine starts up 
again when the terminal is turned back on (though sometimes it has been 
thrown into ddb).

Anyone know why this could be happening?

	-Kevin


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