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  1. ivoras@

    Possible kernel memory leak FreeBSD 9.0 release

    From what you said, I think that the problem is not SSD or TRIM, or a memory leak, but that it is very likely that searchd exposes some kind of a kernel bug. You should collect crash dumps.
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    Possible kernel memory leak FreeBSD 9.0 release

    Note that this type of panic, as-is, is not directly related to kernel memory leaks. A leak might expose a bug which could lead to this kind of situation, but it is unlikely. If you are running a recent FreeBSD and enabled crashdumps, you should have a "text dump" description of the system...
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    Possible kernel memory leak FreeBSD 9.0 release

    What exactly is the panic message? The vfs.ufs.dirhash_lowmemcount discussion is a bit of a red herring because it's not caused when vfs.ufs.dirhash_maxmem is too low, but when the kernel needs to allocate memory and finds there is not enough of it, so it asks dirhash to free some (i.e. it...
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    Finished: CALL FOR TESTERS Ralink wireless run(4) usb driver for FreeBSD

    Hostap? Hi, I occasionally have the need for an AP-supporting USB WiFi device, and I've had bad experiences with rum. Do run devices and the driver properly support the AP mode?
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