More on FTP causing kernel panics

[Jim Sanchez]

After my last posting describing my problem with kernel panics while
doing ftps to my DOS pc I thought I would include a couple of things
about my setup.  This is after Thad's hectoring me about using a
MS-DOS pc :-) (It's a joke son).  Anyway, still do not have any good
suggestions about the problem and here is the output of:
(a) /etc/lddrv/drivers
ate
nipc
kbd
cmb
ether

(b) /etc/lddrv/lddrv -s

 DEVNAME  ID  BLK CHAR  LINE   SIZE    ADDR     FLAGS
    wind   0   -1    7   -1  0x9000   0x54000 ALLOC BOUND 
     ate   1   -1   -1   -1  0x1000   0x5d000 ALLOC BOUND 
    nipc   2   -1   -1   -1  0x7000  0x360000 ALLOC BOUND 
     kbd   3   -1   10   -1  0x1000   0x5e000 ALLOC BOUND 
     cmb   4   -1   -1   -1  0x3000  0x367000 ALLOC BOUND 
   ether   5   -1   11   -1 0x13000  0x36a000 ALLOC BOUND 

Neither of these looks very weird to me.  So again any ideas or should
I just live with it.  It seems to be dependent on system activity and
I avoid ftps like the plague when news is unbatching.  I have run
memory tests a while back and did not discover anything.

Oh the panic is a NMI error but I suspect that is rather generic.

Thanks
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