I'm having some problems with kernel panics caused by illegal instructions. 
I believe the problem to be with a Kerberos distribution that I compiled.

I was wondering:

	Is it normal for Illegal instructions in userland programs to cause
kernel panics and essentially hang my machine (well, except for the
debugger)?  Or is it a function of the kernel I'm using, GENERIC_67?
(possibly some sort of debugging enabled?)  Would upgrading to a -current
kernel be of any help?

	How can I tell where it is hanging?  What is ktrace?  I really don't
have any idea where the illegal instruction is coming from.  Traces in the
debugger are rather unrevealing.  I have a feeling its in some of the DES
code that came with the distribution.  But no real evidence to support that.

Thanks alot for your help.

-c
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