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Do you also have the console on one of the serial ports?  Define console
freeze a little better, i.e., if you hit ^t^tr does it reboot, do error
messages continue to appear on the display, ...
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Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 01:20:19 -0500

When using a 4th ed cpu kernel -- built locally -- the
console freezes within a few minutes of startup, although the system
continues to operate (drawterm and cpu ).  The CD image was
downloaded on 11/27.  The term kernel from the CD on the same hardware
doesn't exhibit this problem.  Any idea where I should start looking?
Also, I can't be sure, but it seems to happen more quickly if I switch
the console (keyboard/mouse/display) to another machine and
back.

I vaguely recall seeing this with a 3rd ed cpu.  Has anyone else
experienced this?

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