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--- Comment #5 from Daniel Bilik ---
Vladimir, in case you still (after several months) have some of the misbehaving
servers at hand, would you please check the kernel - is it GENERIC or some
custom? And in case it's custom, could you find
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--- Comment #2 from vladimir.niko...@amis.net ---
By 'reset' I meant reboot of server.
We have 'em' driver compiled into kernel, so unloading driver is not an option.
I've already downgrade one server to FreeBSD 9.3 and virtualized the othe
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