Paul Kranenburg fixed several 'extent panic' inducing problems
	since 1.4. They're scheduled for inclusion in 1.4.1, but you can
	get them now at:

http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-sparc/1999/06/22/0005.html

	(You'll probably want to save that as text rather than src, and
	apply with patch -l

	What options did you give to crashme - I tried the suggested
	options as in the manpage and my sparc5 clone ran for a few
	minutes before it paniced with a trap. (I'm running the above
	patches plus anything else scheduled for 1.4.1)

	I'm going to enable DDB, DEBUG and DIAGNOSTIC and see if I can get
	more info (but this time I run in single user mode - fsck on a 4GB
	filesystem is just too long for me :)

		David/absolute

         -=- They took away my irony, but they left my deceit  -=-

On Sat, 26 Jun 1999, Markus W Kilbinger wrote:

> After seeing several kernel panics on my IPX I was looking for a more
> reproducable way for these panics and found 'crashme' in
> 'pkgsrc/sysutils'. With this program I was able to crash my IPX within
> a second!
> 
> 'crashme' was not able to crash NetBSD/{alpha,i386} 1.4.
> 
> Can anybody confirm this?
>