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bahan

Hellow everybody.

I found this in the /var/log/messages

Code: 
Sep 10 14:25:21 med kernel: <110<>ipfw: 110>ipfw:2 07 Accept2 07U DAPc c1e0p.t1 .1U0D0P. 11002.:15.31 0100..110.21:0503. 21102.:15.8100603. 
212o:u6t3 7v8i5a  oaugte 0vi

Code: 
uname -a 
FreeBSD 8.0-release-p4

Please, help me. I don't understand that, what does it mean.
 
bahan said:
Hellow everybody.

I found this in the /var/log/messages

Code: 
Sep 10 14:25:21 med kernel: <110<>ipfw: 110>ipfw:2 07 Accept2 07U DAPc c1e0p.t1 .1U0D0P. 11002.:15.31 0100..110.21:0503. 21102.:15.8100603. 
212o:u6t3 7v8i5a  oaugte 0vi

Code: 
uname -a 
FreeBSD 8.0-release-p4

Please, help me. I don't understand that, what does it mean.
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no idea dude, does not appear to be anything to be worried about, though I use IPFW and I have yet to see such a message come up. Also you might want to upgrade to FreeBSD 8.1 it was several months before I was aware of that as well.
 
bahan said:
Hellow everybody.

I found this in the /var/log/messages

Code: 
Sep 10 14:25:21 med kernel: <110<>ipfw: 110>ipfw:2 07 Accept2 07U DAPc c1e0p.t1 .1U0D0P. 11002.:15.31 0100..110.21:0503. 21102.:15.8100603. 
212o:u6t3 7v8i5a  oaugte 0vi

Code: 
uname -a 
FreeBSD 8.0-release-p4

Please, help me. I don't understand that, what does it mean.
Click to expand...

It probably means you need to recompile your kernel with
Code: 
options         PRINTF_BUFR_SIZE=128

Garbled messages like that can be from multiple CPUs with interspersed output. If that's the case, you can decode it by looking at every other letter. If you add the option above to your kernel, it fixes it.
 
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