Hi again. I just noticed something odd... When I reboot, my system freezes.
This happens *just* as it's about to reboot... For instance, I 'shotdown
-now' and get to single-user mode. Then I type 'halt'. Then, when I get the
line that tells me to power down or hit a key, if I hit a key the machine
makes a healthy "I'm going to reboot now" clicking noise, but then sits
quietly doing nothing until I power down.

I'm using a freshly-built (id est, today) -current kernel on an SE/30, if
that helps.

If someone has any ideas, I'd love to hear them. Given instructions, I'll
be happy to get whatever information will help.

Later...

PS: I'm building a GENERICSBC kernel now, to see if it's not just some option
I've set badly.

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