Greetings,

I've just added two disks to my NetBSD machine (a Centris 650).

sd0 is partitioned; a=root&usr, g=usr.
sd1 is a single usr partition (g)
sd2 is a single usr partition (g)

If I boot into single-user mode, type "mount -a", and then exit, it
continues to boot into multi-user mode and everything works just fine.

However, if I try to boot straight into multi-user mode, allowing the disks
to mount themselves, the system hangs after announcing that /dev/rsd0g is
clean and won't be checked.  Usually it simply hangs silently, but last
time I got the following error:

Panic: pmap_alloc_pv:pgi_nfree inconsistent
Stopped at     _Debugger+0x6:unlk    96


All filesystems are clean; they all function perfectly if I mount them
manually before entering multi-user mode.  Any ideas?

Thanks,

-Bill


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