On Apr 1, Michael G. Schabert wrote
> Kernel: page fault trap, code=0
> Stopped at       _pk_input+0x77a:        testb   %bh,0x3(%esi)
> 
> Trace reveals:
> 
> _pk_input(f089a300,0,f0101e64,f2bb6d5c,f0101ee7) at _pk_input+0x77a
> _arpintr(10,10,f043248c,f20ef48c,f2bb6dd4) at _arpintr+0xc5
> Bad frame pointer: 0xf2bb6d5c
> 
> 

Sounds like the windows machine sends a weird ARP reply which confuse the
NetBSD box.
What version of NetBSD are you using ? If it's a 1.3.x, could you try
a -current kernel (you can get one from the last snapshot, or I can send you
one). You don't need to upgrade your userland if you want just to try
(better boot single user, then run 'mount -a; sh /etc/netstart' however).

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