For what it's worth, I have a multicpu 2.0 system which panics with
this pproblem when both cpus are enabled.  So, I'd like to see it for the
2.0 tree as well.
-Brian

P.S.  This brings me to another question.  Is there a way I can download
patches from mailing lists or from the gnats database in "raw" form such
that the contents are not corrupted with html or by having my browser,
lynx, convert tabs to spaces?
-thanks
-Brian
On Feb 15, 10:58pm, Peter Seebach wrote:
} Subject: Re: NetBSD 2.0.1 crashing a lot?
} In message <2vtae2-h9g.ln1@morgoth.gw.com>, Christos Zoulas writes:
} >In article <200502160347.j1G3lIsM019828@guild.plethora.net>,
} >Peter Seebach <seebs@plethora.net> wrote:
} >>In message <66rae2-dvl.ln1@morgoth.gw.com>, Christos Zoulas writes:
} >>>Yes, the patch is in current and indeed it fixes the problem. Perhaps
} >>>you mis-applied the patches.
} >>
} >>The patches didn't apply directly (many lines of fuzz)... But it was a big
} >>patch that did multiple things.  I should go check it out and make sure I have
} >>all the relevant pieces in.  I think I just did the fix to tcp_input, which
} >>I thought was the one that fixed my problem specifically.
} >>
} >>... But that does raise the question, will this patch be pulled down for
} >>the 2.0 branch?  I hate running patches I applied myself, I'm not always
} >>very good at them.
} >
} >I'll try to come up with something...
} 
} Cool.  FWIW, I'm now running with the whole patch listed on the mailing
} list applied apparently-correctly.  Won't know for a day or two whether this
} fixes things.
} 
} -s
>-- End of excerpt from Peter Seebach