Jeff Roberson wrote:=20 The machine doesn't finish booting the kernel (i.e. init isn't executed) = and fetching sysctls apparently isn't supported by the kernel debugger=20 (though it would be nice if it did work, at least for simple variables). The only old kernel I have is 7.0RC1, and in it I can only access=20 kern.clockrate, which is { hz=3D50, tick=3D20000, profhz=3D33, stathz=3D6= }. Since you brought up the issue of clocks, I removed the tuning of=20 kern.hz (it was present there practically forever) and the panic's gone. = I use low values for kern.hz in VMWare to (noticably) reduce problems=20 with clock drift and context switches, so it would be nice to not have=20 the kernel panic with it :) Apparently lowering kern.hz works upto about 75 - anything lower=20 triggers the integer divide fault.
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